Cody McCarver, a talented musician, hails from Dunlap, Tennessee, where he spent his formative years. For a remarkable 12-year period, he was an integral part of the multi-platinum country music band Confederate Railroad, contributing to the group's impressive sales of over 6 million records.
Following his successful stint with the band, Cody McCarver decided to venture out on his own, signing a solo recording contract and relocating to Los Angeles. He then recorded his self-titled solo CD at the renowned Capital Studios in Hollywood.
The success of his solo endeavors was marked by the achievement of having three videos reach the number one spot on CMT Pure. Additionally, Cody McCarver was honored as Music Row's Independent Artist for three consecutive years, a testament to his dedication and hard work.
Cody McCarver's "outlaw" approach to his music and stage presence also led to an acting career, with his notable role in the movie "Cole Younger and the Black Train." Furthermore, he co-wrote and recorded the theme song for the film, titled "Outlaws & Trains," which was featured on CMT and inspired a tour with David Allan Coe, dubbed "The Outlaws & Trains Tour."
