Jon Christopher Davis

In 2018, Davis released the album, "New Wind Blowing."

In 2016, Davis collaborated with CMA Song of the Year nominee, Max T. Barnes, on several singles and produced eight music videos.

In 2014, Davis released the album, "Last Night's Dinner Party." The album features Maylee Thomas, Anson Funderburgh, Tom Faulkner, Cary Pierce (Jackopierce), Stan Lynch (The Heartbreakers) and John Cowan (Doobie Brothers).

In 2013, LSA Burger Co., named after his top 40 dance hall track, Lone Star Attitude, opened in Denton, TX. There are also two airport stores named after Lone Star Attitude located at DFW International Airport (C-33 & E-35).

In 2012, Davis was a featured artist on Troubadour TX, a national TV show following the careers of Texas singer-songwriters.

In 2010, Davis was awarded Song of the Year by the American Cancer Society.

In 2009, Davis was the Texas state-wide voice for TXU Energy and released "Demos From the Vault (1999–2009)." The double album features guest appearances by Vince Gill, Radney Foster, Jon Randall, Steve Lukather (Toto) and Stan Lynch (The Heartbreakers).

In 2008, Davis released the patriotic single, The Boy I Left Behind, with fellow Texas singer-songwriter, Deryl Dodd. It became the official theme song for The American Fallen Soldiers Project.

In 2002, Davis signed with MCA Records where fellow Texas singer-songwriter, Radney Foster, came on-board as the producer. Davis also signed a new publishing deal with BMG Publishing. When MCA decided to not release the record, Davis returned to his Texas roots and signed with the indie label, Palo Duro Records. After his debut album received a nation-wide release in 2006, USA Today called his song, The Bottom Line, "one of the most intriguing tracks from the present, past and near future." The album also caught the attention of popular music critic, Robert K. Oermann, - "I’m a huge fan of this man’s album. Its second single sizzles with zesty rhythm, yelping vocals, sidewinder guitar and a ridiculously catchy melody. The major-label 'stars' on Music Row have nothing on this guy."

Davis began his career in the early 1990s playing the Dallas bar scene. In 1996, he was encouraged to move to Nashville by Grammy Award-winner, Rodney Crowell. In 1998, Davis signed with Warner/Chappell Music where he wrote songs for many major-label artists. The following year, he signed an artist demo deal with Warner Bros. Records. After six months, the label considered the demos too left of center and shelved the project. His self-produced recordings eventually caught the ear of hit producer, Dann Huff, who later signed Davis to his new subsidiary label under Sony Records.

Jon Christopher Davis (born June 27, 1968) is an American singer-songwriter whose musical style encompasses Rock, Soul and Country. His songs have been covered by Dolly Parton, Hal Ketchum, Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles, Billy Ray Cyrus, Sherrie Austin, Tammy Cochran and various indie artists. His music has been featured on/in ABC, CBS, FOX, CMT, USA Today, Billboard Magazine, Texas Highways and the Washington Post. His discography includes work with Vince Gill, Radney Foster, Rodney Crowell, Steve Lukather (Toto), Stan Lynch (The Heartbreakers), Dann Huff (Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban) and David Z (Prince, Jonny Lang).