Logan Michael

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As a kid in the town of North Attleboro, Massachusetts, Michael remembers listening to his
dad’s old Alan Jackson CDs, eventually leading to teaching himself guitar in high school. “I
would say the reason I make country is partially my upbringing and what I listened to growing
up but also just the meaning and stories country songs bring to the table,” Michael said. “You
can tell a real story in each song and there’s just something about it that’s special to me. It’s
real.”
Realness is what Logan values the most in music. His heartfelt track “Leave Me Alone” details
the struggle of allowing love into your life when you feel unworthy and poisonous to the idea of
people getting close to you, grappling with finding solace in your darkest times.
After releasing his EP “Hope For Tomorrow” in October 2022 and delivering a few buzzing
singles (“Another Go”, “Whiskey Serenade” and another breakout song “Breaking Point”) in
2023, Michael surpassed 1 million Spotify monthly listeners. He released “Said and Done” and
“Have A Nice Day” in 2024 and signed a record deal with Rebel Music/ Gamma in 2025 while
releasing new songs that include “I Met This Girl” and “Make It” as well as a new project in the
works. He has been tapping in with big names and preparing for a year of headline touring in
2025 after going on the road with artists like Gavin Adcock, Chayce Beckham, Brantley Gilbert,
Tyler Hubbard and Kidd G, something he’s been looking forward to for quite some time. He
hopes to bring the connection he fosters on social media into a live intimate setting. “I could be
singing to 20 people or 20,000 as long as someone feels what I’m saying that’s good enough for
me.”
With a soulful twang to his vocals and a tireless work ethic that keeps him consistently
delivering for his listeners, Michael’s limitless potential is set to blossom into a fully-fledged
new school rising star in Nashville.