In a time when country music seems to be losing touch with its roots more and more everyday, its good to know there are still artists like Brian Chicoine. With traditional country melodies,rythyms and classic lyrical themes like heartache, liquor and prison, Brian keeps the spirit of country music's past alive and well. Born in 1973 in the small tobacco farm town of East Windsor, Connecticut. Brian grew up with his family and was exposed to a varity of musicial sounds ranging from LORETTA LYNN, JOHNNY CASH, HANK WILLIAMS, BUDDY HOLLY, WAYLON JENNINGS, FARON YOUNG to later sounds of Country Music. In discovering DWIGHT YOAKAM he found a musical mentor in both songwriting and career managing. Through high school and his early 20's Brian played in various rock bands giving him more insite to music and the business. Moving to Nashville in the late 90's, Brian polished is craft of songwriting and live performance. Playing local clubs on lower Boadway such as LAYLA's BLUEEGRASS INN and ROBERT's WESTERN WORLD where he shared the same stages as artists like BR5-49, JYPSI and HANK WILLIAMS III. Brian continued to play in and around Nashville until 2008. Returning home to his roots in New England to freshen his style in 2008. Brian recorded the album HONKY-TONKS, HEARTACHES & GOODBYES. An album of 12 original songs writen and performed in their entirety by Brian himself. The album has recieved high praise and Brian begins performing in the New England area to make a name for traditional country in the area