Kristina Kidd (w/ Parker Bradway) will be in concert on Saturday August 15th at 8 pm.

Kristina Kidd
Raised on a small farm in Oak Ridge, NC, Kristina Kidd developed her passion for country music at a young age when she first started listening to country radio in the car with her Daddy. At 7 years old, after performing for the first time at a karaoke night, she knew that there was nothing else she would rather be than a country music recording artist. Throughout middle and high school she participated in two musicals and multiple school talent shows, but it wasn’t until her freshman year of college that she found her ‘voice’ in writing her own songs. She wrote her first song in November of 2007, and teamed up with Tyler Pleasants to add the guitar accompaniment. Over Christmas break of the same year, she started teaching herself how to play the guitar, and has since been writing and performing her original music. After graduation from NC State in 2011, she plans on moving to Nashville and working towards getting a publishing deal and eventually a record deal.

Kristina and Tyler have been writing music together for the past year, and together they have created touching lyrics and melodies in ballads like “Till the Last Rose Dies” and energetic songs like “So Good Lovin’ You” and “Lightning Love.” To check out more visit

myspace.com/kristinakidd

http://www.myspace.com/parkerbradway Parker Bradway
Hey everybody, I appreciate y'all comin to listen to a few of my songs! And just to let y'all know, much better/more polished stuff will be coming soon. These are obviously pretty darn rough so please keep checking in and hopefully get some more stuff up! I'm incredibly prideful of the south. I love being traditional, especially when it comes to dating. I'm very preppy, very conservative. I have the most amazing family in the world, and I love all of them dearly. And even though its a daily struggle, I love learning more about my relationship with Jesus. All you really need to know about me though is this: I simply love life. I have been blessed in so many unbelievable ways it almost makes me feel guilty. Thanks, Parker