Tim Hicks continues to lead the way with his sure-footed everyman approach - expanding the songwriting and style that has helped define today’s country music. Delivering track after track with unparalleled quality and consistency, Hicks’ ascent as an elite chart-topping act since making his country-label debut in 2013 is undeniable. His vast catalogue of highly praised releases including Throw Down, 5:01, 5:01+, Shake These Walls, New Tattoo, Wreck This and Campfire Troubadour Volume I has earned the five-time JUNO Award nominee and CCMA Award winner a DOUBLE PLATINUM selling single, four PLATINUM selling singles, seven GOLD singles, one GOLD album and seventeen Top 10 radio hits (including the #1 singles “No Truck Song” and “What A Song Should Do”), in addition to over 200 million collective streams, 35 million YouTube views, multiple sold-out headlining dates and back-to-back national tours.

Hicks, a 2022 JUNO Award nominee for ‘Country Album of the Year’ is now a three-time consecutive winner (and the first recipient ever) of the Nielsen Compass Award, which recognizes an artist for the most total content plays including streams, single and album sales as well as total social media following. In 2022, Hicks set out on his national headlining 2022 ZERO to SIXTY Tour and released his fifth full-length album ‘Talk To Time,’ a timeless collection showcasing back-to-back-back (3 consecutive) Top 10 singles at country radio.

2023 saw the re-release of Tim’s Gold-Certified album Throw Down Deluxe (Remastered) featuring the never-before-heard track "Taking It Easy," along with a brand new version of the fan favourite "Stronger Beer (Keg Party Mix).” That was followed by the release of Campfire Troubadour Volume II, the next installment following the Juno and CCMA-nominated predecessor of the same name. Tim was nominated for Fans’ Choice and Album of the Year (“Talk to Time”) at the 2023 CCMA Awards and wrapped his Campfire Troubadour 2023 headline tour across Canada in the fall.

As we settle into 2024, Tim delivers the heartfelt song “Last Two Lonely Hearts,” available now, followed by a new summer single coming in early May along with many spring/summer tour dates.

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Surpassed 200 million global streams
Current single “Yee to the Haw” at Canadian Country radio
Charted Two #1, Four Top 5, and 17 Top 10 singles on Canadian country radio
Certifications: One Double Platinum (Stronger Beer), Four Platinum singles (No Truck Song, Stompin’ Ground, Hell Raisin’ Good Time, Get By), Seven Gold singles (What a Song Should Do, Loud, Got A Feeling, Here Comes the Thunder, Stronger Beer, Hell Raisin’ Good Time, Get By), and one Gold album (Throw Down)
Awarded the Nielsen Compass Award for three consecutive years (2018, 2019 & 2020) – recognition for a combination of sales, streams, social media following
Headlined opening night of Boots & Hearts Music Festival 2023 on Thursday August 10, 2023
Celebrated the 10 Year Anniversary of “Throw Down” with Deluxe (Remastered) version on DSP and limited edition 12” Yellow Vinyl (April 2023) for RSD 2023.
Fifth studio album 'Talk To Time' (September 2nd, 2022) includes 3 consecutive Top 10 singles 'Whiskey Does' and 'Dodge Out Of Hell' and the title track 'Talk To Time.’ Songs from the album has accumulated over 10 million streams to-date
Zero To Sixty 2022 Headline Tour featured several dates throughout Canada w/ special guest Robyn Ottolini
Nominated for two 2023 CCMA Awards (Album of the Year “Talk to Time” and Fans’ Choice)
2023 CMAO Male Artist of the Year Winner
Nominated for two 2022 CCMA Awards (Songwriter of the Year and Video of the year, both for ‘Whiskey Does.’)
Won Male Artist of the Year and Fans’ Choice at the 2022 CMAOntario Awards
Performed in London, UK in March 2022 for the C2C Festival
2022 JUNO Award Nominee for ‘Country Album of the Year’ for his ‘Campfire Troubadour’ EP (May 21, 2021)
’The Good The Bad and the Pretty’ included on Amazon Music’s Best of 2021: Country playlist and hit #17 on SiriusXM Country’s Most Wanted Top 40 songs in 2021
"Wreck This” EP (released in June 2020) featured his Gold certified and #1 single on Canadian country radio, “No Truck Song”
“No Truck Song” was nominated for 2021 CCMA Single of the Year and he performed the track on the official award show. The single also received two 2020 CCMA Award nominations including Songwriter of the Year and Video of the Year and won Single of the Year at the 2021 CMAOntario Awards
"No Truck Song” was included in Spotify’s Best Country Songs Canada in 2020 and 2021, Amazon Music’s Best of 2020: Country, CBC Music’s Top 100 Canadian Songs of 2020 and SiriusXM Country’s Most Wanted Top 40 Songs of 2020 lists
Performed in Germany and Amsterdam in 2020 as a part of the C2C: Country To Country music festival
Two #1 singles on Canadian country radio - “No Truck Song” (June 2020) and "What A Song Should Do” (June 2019)
The top 5 single “Loud” was certified Gold in Canada and was licensed to NHL for the Stanley Cup Playoffs and included as the goal song for team Canada in the 2020 World Junior Hockey Championship
Nominated for 2019 Juno Award for Country Album of the Year for his album “New Tattoo”
"What a Song Should Do" hit #1 on Australia’s CMC chart in June 2019
Certified for two CIMA Road Gold Awards, celebrating 25,000 tickets sold annually (2015/16, and 2016/17)
First three albums were all #1 selling Canadian country album in debut week
Hit song, “Stronger Beer,” though never released as a single to radio, has been certified Double Platinum in Canada, has over 15 million streams and the lyric video has nearly 5 Million views on YouTube
Over 184,000 social media followers