  New, rising,
country music artist, Clay Alston, has
many exciting “irons in the fire.”
Alston, born in Deridder, La and residing in
Morgan City, La has been a singer for 30 years
and a songwriter for 20. He’s been a CMA
voting member for the past 2 years, and is a
member of the Grammy’s. He was also inducted
into the Independent Superstars Songwriters Hall
of Fame in 2013.
Clay Alston has recently developed his
very own publishing company, SnoopBug Publishing,
and is currently working on his own record label,
NCA Records. He is excited to kick-start his
creativity and love of country music by
announcing his recent album release,
"Nashville Bound." The song,
"Another Round" from this album reached
number 5 on the IndieWorld Country Chart and he
just released the next single, entitled
“Memory Lane.”
Clay will be hosting the Big Barn Jam, a live
concert in his home town of DeRidder on November
16, 2013. The concert will feature the Nashville
talents of The Kentucky Headhunters and Jeff
Bates.
The Kentucky Headhunters are an
American country rock & southern rock band.
They were founded in 1968 as Itchy Brother and
performed together until 1982. Then in 1986 began
performing as The Kentucky Headhunters. For more
information on Kentucky Headhunters you can go
to: www.kentuckyheadhunters.com
 Jeff Bates signed to
RCA Records in 2003 and released two albums
"Rainbow Man" in 2003 and "Leave
the Light On" in 2005. He left RCA in 2006
and he signed to Black River Entertainment in
2008 and released his self-titled third album.
Bates had seven chart singles on the Billboard
country charts, of which three reached top 40.
For more information on Jeff Bates you can go to:
www.jeffbates.net
You will also hear many local talents such
as the Katelyn Johnson Band, The Brent Perkins
Band, Waylon Thibodeaux, and yours truly, Clay
Alston. Jim King, host and owner of the
“King of the Road Show” in Southeast
Texas which promotes and features independent
artists as well as other well known stars of
country music will be on location filming the
concert.
Clay has a positive outlook on his future as a
songwriter and a country music entertainer. He
acknowledges his productive team, family, friends
and fans that have encouraged and assisted in his
success. He is confident that his music will help
him accomplish higher goals within the next few
years.
 Clay’s motto is
“you’re not living unless you’re
giving” which is an indicator of the impact
Mr. Alston can bring to the country music world.
He loves getting fans involved by giving away
t-shirts, CDs, jackets, guitar picks and guitars
via Facebook drawings. (www.facebook.com/clay.alston)
His website can also be accessed through www.alstonentertainment.com.
2013 has proven to be one of the best years for
Clay Alston. He doesn’t predict any slowing
down in the next few years to come. He has
already begun working on a new CD which will be
recorded on music row in Nashville, TN. In the
past, Clay has recorded in several “mom and
pop” recording studios in Nashville which
have been successful; however, he is looking
forward to bringing his style of music and
personality into some of the major recording
studios in order to provide the best quality of
music for his fans.
www.AlstonEntertainment.com
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