Dixie Tradition

Dixie Tradition defines themselves as "A little South of Southern". Raised in North West Louisiana they perform mainly modern country with a hint of gospel, southern rock and pop added to the mixture.

Nashville recording artists Dixie Tradition consists of a set of twin brothers that are 21 years old that sing vocals. Their live performance is as hot as pancakes on a griddle. They have a very diverse fan base from 3 years old to 80. Singing since the tender age of 3. This set of twins first performed on stage at age 6 during a local country music jamboree and they haven't stopped singing since. They have been called "Walking Jukeboxes" because of the variety they have in their voice and style. They mainly sizzle with the modern top 40 material like Jason Aldean, Chris Young, Craig Morgan as well as Montgomery Gentry just to name a few. But can belt out a Keith Whitley or Jim Reeves tune on cue if asked to.

In September 2007 Dixie Tradition won a $10,000 record project deal through “Project Star” sponsored by Bossier Parish Community College where they recorded two of their original songs. Jonathon wrote (Real men wear bowties) and to set the stage as country boys who love Chevy trucks or just any truck getting muddy in some back forty with their buddies. The second one (Rio) written by the twins uncle (Steve Rachal) is a love song written about-lost love and finally seeing what really matters in life. "Real Men Wear Bowties" will be presented to the local Chevrolet dealer for possible commercial use.

Dixie Tradition is saturating the local North West Louisiana area as well as expanding into Texas to such places as "The Grapevine Opry" September 20,2008.

Recent News:

Dixie Tradition and their manager Joe D. Guerriero traveled to Nashville, Tennessee to record for major label introduction. Producer and two time award winning drummer "Lonnie Wilson" produced the songs as well as played drums and did background vocals. We had the best players and writers in Nashville on this session. "Hold My Beer" Written by: Galen Griffin, Luke Bryan and Jim McCormick, "One Of These Days" Written by Galen Griffin, Kerry Kurt Phillips and Trey Bruce, "Hardcore" Written by: Galen Griffin, Phil O' Donnell and Buddy Owens. Also while in Nashville it was an honor for Dixie Tradition to perform "Go rest high on that mountain" a cappella on the Ryman Auditorium stage while taking the tour.

Dixie Tradition will be performing at the Red River Revel (Festival Plaza) Shreveport, LA October 9th, 6:30 p.m.

The Shreveport/Bossier City tourism bureau and Disney chose Dixie Tradition to travel to the 2008 "Food and Wine Festival" held at the Epcot center in Orlando, Florida to perform 5 fifteen minute live shows a day from October 19th - 22nd, 2008. We are so proud of this accomplishment and having the opportunity to showcase our talent to the world. (During the 2007 festival there was an astonishing 10.6 million who attended the week long event)

Dixie Tradition will open for recording artist "Kevin Fowler" at the State Fair of Louisiana. November 7th, 2008 6:30 p.m.

Joe D. Guerriero - Manager email - joed@luvncare.com Tanya Avery - Booking agent email- cowgirl4lyf@aol.com

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