Growing up in Vidalia, Georgia on a pecan-tree lined farm, Lloyd and his three older siblings helped out around the farm after school and sang in church on Sundays. He performed his first solos in front of a live audience at the Church of God in his home town. His favorite gospel songs “Old Rugged Cross” and “Have A Little Talk With Jesus” still bring back fond memories and are dear to his heart.

At the age of 21, Lloyd was invited up on stage in a local bar and grill and sang a few George Strait songs. That experience and the excitement of the crowd, lead to his band assembly and regular act at Carrigan’s. Lloyd has toured extensively since the early 90s, hitting the following venues, just to name a few:

  • Music City Marathon in Nashville, TN

  • Vidalia Onion Festival in Vidalia, GA

  • Windows on the Cumberland 2005 CMA Music Festival in Nashville, TN

  • Midwest Radio Tour with his single “Hello Beer”

  • National Anthem & pre-game concert for Nashville Sounds in Nashville, TN

  • Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville, TN

  • SIR during 2006 CRS Week in Nashville, TN
    National Anthem & 7th Inning Stretch Show for the Rock Hounds in Midland, TX

  • Red Iguana in Nashville, TN

  • Cotton Eyed Joe’s in Knoxville, TN

  • The Palace in Nashville, TN

While at Rustic Records, Inc., Lloyd released his album, Takin’ It South. Featuring his hit singles “Was it Good for You” and “That’s What a Redneck Is,” you can order your copy from our order page, or download it from various online distributors, including iTunes.