Tim Rushlow has already achieved so much more than most aspiring musicians dream of accomplishing. Born in Oklahoma and raised in Arlington, Texas, Rushlow catapulted to fame as lead singer for Little Texas, one of the biggest Country groups of the ‘90s. Between 1991 and 1998, the group charted 20 singles on Billboard’s Country chart, including the No. 1 hit “God Blessed Texas,” the poignant power ballad and crossover smash “What Might Have Been,” “Amy’s Back in Austin,” and many others.

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When the group originally disbanded, Tim embarked on a successful solo career, shifting from Warner Bros. Records with Jim Ed Norman to Atlantic Records. He scored chart-topping hits including his emotionally moving song “She Misses Him,” which became a Top 5 hit and led to Tim serving as a national spokesman for the Alzheimer’s Association for two years.

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Tim went on to sign with Lyric Street Records and Universal Records before taking a break from recording to focus on his craft as a live entertainer. His critically acclaimed unplugged solo show, One Man, One Guitar, One Night, has taken him from clubs, theaters, and cabaret stages across America to performances around the world, including numerous trips entertaining U.S. military personnel.

 

Driven by passion and persistence, Tim has always embraced new creative challenges. When he hears the word “no,” he simply believes it means “not yet.” In 2014, he dove headfirst into a lifelong dream: recording a Big Band Christmas album. Tim Rushlow Classic Christmas was recorded in Nashville with an all-star band and members of the Nashville Symphony. The album received rave reviews, with the Rushlow-penned single “What Do I Do With the Blue” reaching No. 16 on the Billboard singles chart, while the album climbed to No. 16 on the Holiday Album chart - placing him alongside icons like Frank Sinatra.

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Never one to stand still, Tim continued pushing creative boundaries by recording a full Big Band live concert and TV special in Nashville. The project, Tim Rushlow & His Big Band LIVE, was picked up by American Public Television and became a national PBS pledge drive feature from 2016–2018. The performance showcases Tim’s dynamic vocal style through classics from the Great American Songbook and has earned critical acclaim nationwide.

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With the resurgence of ‘90s Country and increased demand from fans, Tim is once again focusing on the music that first brought him to a global audience. He has recently written and recorded a collection of new songs, launching the next phase of his career. He also released his album Date Nite, featuring top jazz and symphony musicians performing beloved love songs in his signature smooth, classic style.

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Tim also spent over 15 years touring during the winter months with close friends Larry Stewart (lead vocalist of Restless Heart) and Richie McDonald (former lead vocalist of Lonestar). Together, they performed internationally in support of U.S. service members through Navy Entertainment, Armed Forces Entertainment, and the USO - creating lasting memories and meaningful connections with men and women in uniform.

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With the resurgence of ‘90s Country, the trio - now known as The Frontmen, they have officially joined forces, performing 70 to 90 shows a year across the country. They have released an acclaimed album with BMG Records and are currently working on a special greatest hits project, set to include new surprises, on an upcoming label. With more than 30 No. 1 hits and over 30 million records sold collectively, their music continues to resonate as part of the soundtrack of fans’ lives, proving that the resurgence is real - and stronger than ever.

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Always a tireless and multi-faceted entertainer, Tim continues to captivate audiences with his extensive catalog of hit country songs in solo acoustic, trio, and full band performances, while also fronting his Big Band with dynamic “Rat Pack” swagger. Tim Rushlow has proven that great talent never goes out of style.