Johnson's style is classified as contemporary country and neo-traditionalist country, drawing influences from artists like George Strait and Willie Nelson. His song Til You Can't won two awards at the Country Music Association Awards in 2022. Sebastopol, Texas, U.S.

Texas singer, songwriter, and former competitive bull rider whose rowdy sound blends country and rock.

Songs covered by Cody Johnson

Cody Johnson has exploded into mainstream country music with the release of his hit song, “'Til You Can't,” and while the East Texas native may be a new name to some country music fans, he's no stranger to making music.

His work spans many genres including pop, orchestral pop, and soul. He is known for his orchestral pop compositions, including orchestral versions of covers.

Average setlist for year: 2023

• Let's Build a Fire.
• Y'all People.
• With You I Am.
• Dance Her Home.
• Diamond in My Pocket.
• Longer Than She Did.
• Dear Rodeo.
• Red Dirt Road. (Brooks & Dunn cover)

A lyrical and dynamic performer, Nashville-based Cody Fry is a gifted singer/songwriter, producer, and arranger whose music touches upon soulful pop, jazz, electronics, and orchestral balladry.

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His work spans many genres including pop, orchestral pop, and soul. He is known for his orchestral pop compositions, including orchestral versions of covers.

Cody Johnson 2023 Concert Tour Setlist

• Let's Build a Fire.
• With You I Am.
• Dance Her Home.
• Diamond in My Pocket.
• Red Dirt Road (cover of Brooks & Dunn)
• Dear Rodeo.
• Nothin' On You.
• Son of a Ramblin' Man.

He gained national attention on the 14th season of American Idol making it to the top 48. He has released several solo albums since 2006. His work spans many genres including pop, orchestral pop, and soul. He is known for his orchestral pop compositions, including orchestral versions of covers.

- Sunday night at the 65th Grammy Awards, country music artist Cody Johnson's song "'Til You Can't" won 'Country Song of the Year. ' The song's co-writer, Ben Stennis, accepted the award in Los Angeles. Co-writer Matt Rogers is from Kingston, Pennsylvania.