Marvin Chambers — Performances & Opening Acts
A Life on the Road and on the Stage
Music has taken me to stages throughout the East Coast, where I've had the opportunity to perform for audiences in honky-tonks, clubs, festivals, and special events.
One of the most rewarding parts of my journey has been the opportunity to perform as an opening act for many established country, Southern rock, and roots music artists.
These experiences have given me the opportunity to share stages with artists whose music has influenced generations of country music fans.
Artists I've Opened For
Throughout my performing career, I've had the honor of opening shows for artists and groups including:
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Keith Urban
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Terri Clark
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Sammy Kershaw
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Sons of the Desert
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Tracy Lawrence
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Kelly Welch
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Molly Hatchet
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George Fox
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Chely Wright
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The Kentucky Headhunters
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Sawyer Brown
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Kenny Chesney
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Lila McCann
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Rick Trevino
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Michael Peterson
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Mark Wills
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Little Texas
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Ricochet
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Mindy McCready
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Daryle Singletary
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Deana Carter
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Lorrie Morgan
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Confederate Railroad
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Jeff Carson
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David Lee Murphy
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Lari White
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BlackHawk
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Sherrie Austin
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Jo Dee Messina
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Kathy Mattea
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Lonestar
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Doug Stone
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Rhonda Vincent
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Mark Chesnutt
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Marc Collie
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David Kersh
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Dennis Robbins
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Marty Stuart
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BTO
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Earl Thomas Conley
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Exile
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The Bellamy Brothers
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Charlie McClain
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Tracy Adkins
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LeAnn Rimes
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Cimarron
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Billy Dean
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Shooter Jennings
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Ty Herndon
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Doug Supernaw
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Western Flyer
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James Bonamy
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George Ducas
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The Outlaws
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Cledus T. Judd
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Greg Bates
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Becky Hobbs
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Perfect Stranger
More Than a List of Names
Every performance has been part of the journey that brought me to where I am today.
From small clubs and honky-tonks to larger stages and festivals, performing has taught me the importance of connecting with an audience, respecting the music, and giving people a show they can remember.
Those experiences continue to influence the original music I write and record today.
From Performing to Songwriting
Years of performing gave me the opportunity to experience country music from the stage. Now I'm bringing those experiences into my own songwriting and recordings.
The stories in my songs come from real life, the people I've met, the places I've traveled, the work I've done, and the experiences that have shaped me.
I'm proud of the stages I've been fortunate enough to stand on, and I'm even more excited about the music still ahead.
— Marvin Chambers
M Chambers Music