10 Facts About Chuck Wicks

Charles Elliott Wicks was born on June 20,1979 and is an American country music artist and radio personality.

Chuck Wicks was one of the participants on the American reality series Nashville, which aired on Fox for two episodes before its cancellation in mid-2007.

Chuck Wicks was born in the community of Smyrna, Delaware, where he was raised on a potato farm.

Chuck Wicks then began to hone his songwriting skills, penning more than one hundred songs per year at one point, and one of his songs, "Lead Me On", was recorded by Steve Holy on his 2006 album Brand New Girlfriend.

Chuck Wicks debuted the song at his first Grand Ole Opry appearance in August 2007.

Fulmer said the song "hit [him] like a ton of bricks," so he contacted Chuck Wicks, arranging a private performance at his daughter Courtney's wedding.

On November 10,2009, Chuck Wicks announced that he has started to work on his second album.

Chuck Wicks self-released an extended play titled Rough in April 2013.

Chuck Wicks co-wrote its first single, "Salt Life", with Vicky McGehee and Mike Mobley, and co-produced the extended play with Ilya Toshinsky.

In December 2013, Chuck Wicks confirmed that he had signed with Blaster Records.