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At age 15 he was heard by producer Noel Golden, who was working with Edwin McCain at OMG Entertainment where Corey auditioned, and was accepted into the prestigious Greenville Fine Arts Center where young Stevenson was called a prodigy. While going to school Corey wrote songs for many artists, and played local venues.

At age 17 Corey was given the Music Leader Scholarship for $15,000 to attend Newberry College where he played with acts such as Victor Wooten, Steve Bailey, and Wycliffe Gordon. Corey attended Newberry for two years while writing songs and working on his craft. He knew that he wasn’t destined to be a teacher, so he left to pursue his actual dream. Corey then started the Corey Stevenson Band and toured several towns before signing a deal with Country Roads Records, and a management deal with Beverly Gosdin.

Corey recorded with guitarist Brent Mason (who said “Corey is a great guitarist”) , Pianist Buddy Hyatt, Lonnie Wilson, and Donnie Duncan, on a Merle Haggard song called “Workin Man Blues”. It will be released to YouTube April, 2024.

Corey is now an independent artist and has been at the top of several. independent charts. He was nominated for songwriter of the year, male vocalist of the year, and song of the year on the Josie Music Awards. He also had 10 of the most requested songs on 96.5 WXCC over Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs, and more. Corey in his lifetime has opened up for acts such as, Zach Myers, Bucky Covington, Big Smo, and The Kentucky Headhunters.

Check out more from Corey at coreystevensonmusic.com