Browse 165 country singers available for hire in Alabama, United States, with 266 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. Country acts here range from acoustic soloists who suit a ceremony or a dinner to louder performers built for a party, and audio samples let you hear the voice before you enquire.
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Fees for a solo country act in Alabama range from $100 to $1,200+, with most bookings around $400. Ask what the quote includes: travel, equipment, setup and soundcheck time, and how long the performance itself runs. Anything beyond the agreed finish time is usually charged as overtime, and most artists take a deposit to hold the date with the balance due on or before the day. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 369 enquiries for Country Singers at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 26 October 2026.
Craig Hendricks Music, LLC
"Craig brings back the sound and enjoyment of yesteryear...no canned music..no backing tracks...no music stand...
Craig entertains and interacts very professionally with his audience.
Add in some trivia. .give aways and great sound...you will be very happy to have hired this musician."
Mark Ware Music
"Great sound and thanks for filling up the room AGAIN!"
Rickie Joe Wilson
"Rickie Jo Wilson is a must see show. And it is a show. He does not just sit up on the stage and sing. He entertains my customers. This is why we have him back every month."
The Slow Hand Band/A Conway Tribute
"The Slow Hand Band is the real deal. If you like Conway Twitty they are a must see! Shayne sounds as close to Conway as I've ever heard. Very good band and awesome show!"
Dylan Holmes
"Over- achieved our expectations!
Dylan did a fabulous job and was so easy to work with! Our guests were blown away with his voice and song selection and asked us how we got him to come up from Nashville! We are looking forward to following him as his career develops!"
J.K. Coltrain
"Folks in Philly are still laughing and tappin' their toes."