Trevor V. Stevens has one of the biggest voices in New Zealand Country Music and a love of both classic and contemporary country music.
Trevor first appeared on the New Zealand Country Music scene in 1993, and was quick to make an impact collecting an impressive array of awards:
- 2003: Gold Coast (Australia) Country Music Festival: winner, Senior Male and Senior Gospel.
- 1996: New Zealand Country Music Entertainer of the Year Auckland - Runner up (with Men N` Black)
- 1996: Masterton Celebration Awards - Overall Winner (with Men N` Black)
- 1995: Gourmet Paradise Awards - Overall Runner-up
- 1994: New Zealand Country Music Entertainer of the Year - finalist
- 1994: South Island Country Music Awards - Overall Winner
- 1993: Silver Fern Awards - Overall Winner
- 1993 : Masterton Celebration Awards - Overall Winner
- 1993: Hutt Valley Country Music Awards - Overall Runner-Up
- 1993: Smoke Free Artist of the Year - Finalist
Trevor's has recorded three albums; Keeper of the Stars (2005), Little Rock (2006), and I Wanna Feel That Way Again (2010)
Each of Trevor`s albums have received tremendous support from country radio in New Zealand, Australia and overseas.
Trevor's Website; www.trevorvstevens.com
Clark Reid set country music on it's axis in New Zealand's South Island in 1999 with the release of his first album "Give My Regards To Nashville".
Five singles off the album made the top ten of 88CountryFm's listener voted weekly countdown and the unique remake of "Country Roads" went to #1 and was voted to be the first country song played on commercial radio anywhere in the world for the new millennium.
The album was nominated for APRA Country Album of the Year and "Hank'd Be Smiling Here Tonight" gained second place in the MLT New Zealand Country Music Songwriting Awards. The album and Clark received nominations for "Album of the Year" and "Male Vocalist of the Year" from the Nashville Based Online Country Music Awards.
Clark took his "Country Superband" on the road to bars, clubs, rodeo's and festivals, the results were spectacular but the resulting gig schedule proved grueling and Clark bowed out of music for a while... however.... Good mate and fellow Honky Tonker Trevor V. Stevens wouldn't accept Clark staying out of the spotlight and invited him to perform with him at some 2008 events and so the the journey continues...,
Clark is now back and, as always, kicking butt and taking no prisoners.
Catch a gig to find out more about this exciting "breath of fresh air" for New Zealand Country Music and to keep pace with the career of the
"Downunder Outlaw".
