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If there’s ever a Nashville edition of the famed “Survivor” television series, the smart bet would likely be on multi-talented artist Andy Gibson to bring home the big money. Based on a lifelong work ethic and incredible resumé of talents, skills and experience, Andy certainly has what it takes to survive long after others have been voted off the proverbial Music City Island. Sure, Andy co-wrote one of the biggest hits in recent memory with his powerful tune “Don’t You Want To Stay,” the multi-week #1 country hit for Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson that the duo performed on the 2010 CMA Awards to a standing ovation. But Andy’s talents don’t end there. He’s a guy who more than knows his way around a tool shed. He can do everything from hanging drywall and trim carpentry to installing and maintaining a heating and air conditioning system. He’s worked professionally as a freelance graphic designer, photographer, videographer, deck hand, pizza maker and studio engineer. And, since moving to Nashville eight years ago, he’s been a demo singer and performed in Spanish restaurants, singing everything from classic country and his own original tunes to traditional Spanish songs… in Spanish. Andy got an early start on his musical journey and comes by his love of music honestly. His dad, a beach-loving surfer, was just fourteen when he wrote the theme song for cult classic surfing film Endless Summer, and later earned a deal with RCA Records. So there was always music around the Gibson household—everything from his dad’s music to records by The Beach Boys, Elvis Presley, Wilson Pickett, Little Richard, Waylon Jennings, Buck Owens, The Ventures and pretty much everything from Motown. True to his hands-on style, five-year-old Andy built his first guitar—out of cigar boxes and rubber bands. When he was nine, his parents bought him his first real guitar, a Fender Stratocaster. By the time he was twelve, Andy and some buddies put together a band called Missing In Action. By then, he’d already started writing his own songs, recording them on an old multi-track recorder his dad had given him. But it was a local Battle Of The Bands that confirmed to Andy that not only did he love making music but that he might just be pretty good at it. “I was always a shy kid growing up. So when I got onstage during that first performance, people were shocked because I was singing lead and playing lead guitar,” Andy remembers with an affable smile. “When I saw people’s reactions, I thought, ‘Maybe there’s something here.’ That was the first time when I had that spark.” Andy headed for Nashville —and loved it. “I moved to Nashville and into a little basement apartment,” Andy recalls. “It was just concrete and bare walls—and lots of spiders! To make the rent and be able to eat, I got a job at Texas Roadhouse waiting tables at night and worked maintenance at Babies-R-Us starting at 4:30am.” After work, Andy would tirelessly knock on doors and take demos around Music Row. Ironically, his big break finally came as a result of his ability to speak Spanish, a skill he’d honed through school programs in Las Vegas. “I knew a lot of Spanish songs and got three different gigs in Mexican restaurants around town,” he remembers. “ John Rich heard me at this place called Las Cazuelas. He liked my songs and signed me to write for his publishing company. I really focused on my writing and turned in about 150 songs the first year.” None would be bigger than “Don’t You Want to Stay,” which he wrote with Paul Jenkins and Jason Sellers. “I do what I do because I love music,” he says. “I’ve got to be working on something, making something better. And if you’re someone who wants to work and will work, you can survive. You’ll find a way.” Currently Andy is in the studio working on his first self titled EP to be released by this Christmas. www.AndyGibson.com www.twitter.com/AndyGibson
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Yes, Andy Gibson is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Andy Gibson concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Andy Gibson tour is scheduled for 1 dates across 0 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Andy Gibson is scheduled to play 1 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Andy Gibson's tour starts Nov 21, 2026 and ends on Nov 21, 2026. They will play 0 cities; their most recent concert was held in Leith at St James Scottish Episcopal Church and their next upcoming concert will be in at .
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