MUSIC

Dosey Doe Coffee House presents Jason Meadows. This former rodeo rider & “NASHVILLE STAR” contestant stll loves the stage and the open range with equal fervor. His latest project, You Ain’t Never Been To Texas, returns to core values and traditions that have brought him so far. Great voice, handsome looks reminiscent of old time cowboy heroes Gene Autry & Roy Rogers.

Jason Meadows had two huge loves as a kid, and both still have as much pull on him today as they did back then growing up in Oklahoma. He spent his time working the land on the family ranches, riding rodeo, or making music, and the former "Nashville Star" contestant still loves the stage and the open range with equal fervor.

A few years after moving to Nashville, Jason began writing songs, and was soon recording an independent project he planned to shop around for a record deal. When Sony heard the album, the label approached him about auditioning for the television talent competition "Nashville Star." Jason auditioned and appeared on the third season of the show and built quite a fan following, although he didn't win first place. He later recorded an independent project with Baccerstick Records, which was released in 2007, and included the tearjerking single, "Eighteen Videotapes." Jason penned the poignant tune about a dying father's messages to his child via videotape, which struck a chord with listeners. Following his Baccerstick venture, Jason regrouped and reevaluated his career path, and found he needed to refocus his energy on making the kind of country he grew up on and loved.