Kyle Coulahan
Kyle Coulahan's music is country with a splash of whiskey and tequila.
When he was young, Kyle Coulahan's father introduced him to an old Alvarez guitar and he's been hooked ever since. Growing up in Perdido Key, Florida, Kyle split his free time between playing football and practicing on the guitar. During Kyle's senior year of high school, he was offered a full scholarship to play football at Auburn University, and there he met producer Chip Moman (Waylon Jennings, Elvis Presley, Willie Nelson, and many more). Chip recognized a talent in Kyle that he could see growing over the years, so he introduced Kyle to Nashville where he would write, record and network with others within the music Industry. Shortly after graduation, Kyle decided to pack his bags and guitar and relocate to Nashville to chase his dreams of becoming a professional songwriter and performer.
Kyle's influences of music range from BB King, Vince Gill to Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney. Kyle's music is Country with a splash of whiskey and tequila. Kyle has recently signed with given Music Publishing and produced an EP of his own songs called Pirates and Gypsies.
