Chris Weaver was born to make music. Growing up in West Virginia, his father was a traveling musician for over 25 years and music was always around him. From the early age of ten, Chris knew he would be a musician too. He started to hone his craft through influences like Cocker, Petty, Morrison and Mellencamp “It’s all I could ever remember wanting to do,” Weaver states. “I wanted to write like them and sing like them but just do it in a way that would be my own.”

“I want my music to invoke memories of people’s past, whether good or bad so they may have a deeper relationship with what they’re listening to” says Chris. He not only meets this goal, he blows it away in his emotional live shows as well as his recorded music.

With his first CD release “Standing in Line,” Chris and his band are inspiring crowds all over the country. His music employs classic American rock ‘n roll with a blues feel and a splash of country.

Here’s what people are saying about “Standing In Line”

“a voice that draws you in immediately... full of raw emotion.” – Hobnob Wilson

“the music feels like an old friend that you’d take on a long road trip.” – Jackson Music Examiner

“The album is an eclectic mix of songs dedicated to those of us still trying to get our lives together sung from the emotional perspective of a raspy-voiced bluesman.” – Terry Atkins, Examiner.com

When not touring, Chris plays regularly at The Stage in Nashville and Austin.