ABOUT

Raised in Indiana, Dylan Raymond grew up on ’90s country and picked up a guitar at just eight years old, laying the foundation for a lifelong pursuit of music. With his signature baritone voice and high-energy live show, Dylan has built a growing audience while carving out his own lane in modern country music.

His debut single, “Take It Slow,” arrived in 2016 and climbed to No. 2 on the iTunes Overall Pre-Order Charts. The following year, his breakout single “I Can Be That” reached No. 35 on the country charts and has since earned more than three million streams on Spotify without the support of a major curated playlist. His more recent release, “’Til the Cows Come Home,” continued that momentum, earning a spot on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlist upon release.

Dylan’s live show has taken him across the country and put him on stages alongside artists including Trace Adkins, Gabby Barrett, Dylan Scott, Diamond Rio, Aaron Tippin, Collin Raye, Jon Langston, Jordan Davis, Chris Janson, Andy Grammer, Jake Owen, Walker Hayes, Russell Dickerson, Lee Brice, Niko Moon, and more.

He has also performed on some of Nashville’s most recognized stages, including CMA Fest and Whiskey Jam. In August 2022, Dylan opened for multi-platinum artist Jake Owen in his hometown of Terre Haute, Indiana, at The Mill. In 2023, he hit the road for a headlining acoustic tour spanning more than 75 shows across the United States before nearly doubling that pace with more than 120 performances nationwide in 2024. That August, he opened for Dylan Scott at a sold-out Central Park Plaza in Valparaiso, Indiana, followed by an opening slot for Gabby Barrett at Evansville’s Old National Events Plaza in September.

The momentum continued in 2025, with Dylan performing more than 120 shows across the country. That year, he joined Russell Dickerson’s Russellmania Tour for stops in Lexington, Kentucky, and Saginaw, Michigan, and hit the road with Gabby Barrett on her Life I’m Living Tour, performing in Saginaw, Rockford, Illinois, and Valparaiso.

In 2026, Dylan continued to expand his touring schedule, performing more than 130 shows throughout the year. He also added two major support slots to his résumé, opening for Grammy-nominated country artist Lee Brice at the Lake County Fair in Crown Point, Indiana, and multi-platinum country artist Niko Moon at Bulldog Park in Crown Point.

With millions of streams, hundreds of live performances, and an ever-growing list of major stages and artists he has shared them with, Dylan Raymond continues to build his career the way he always has: one song, one show, and one fan at a time.