Chris Moreno is a Nashville-based Country/Rock artist whose music blends modern country with the melodic, high energy feel of early 2000s Pop/Rock a sound that translates naturally to outdoor stages and mixed festival crowds.
With over 50 million streams, viral tracks including “Used To This” and “Running in Place,” and a combined social following of 500,000+ and 150k monthly Spotify listeners, Chris brings both audience awareness and an active promotional reach to every show.
A seasoned live performer, he has played 700+ shows across 30+ states, sharing stages with artists like Parmalee and Walker Hayes and performing for crowds of up to 30,000. Whether an intimate solo acoustic show or full band, his sets are designed to be energetic, efficient, and engaging.
Originally from Boston and a five time Boston Music Awards nominee, Chris now calls Nashville home and continues to tour nationally while releasing new music as an independent artist.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Over 50 Million Global Streams
- Has opened for national acts Walker Hayes, Parmalee, & others
- Over 500,000 social media followers
- Over 150K Monthly Listeners on Spotify
- Performed an original song on a Lifetime Movie
- Featured on Spotify editorial playlists, New Music Nashville, Fresh Finds, Laidback Acoustic & more
- Has performed over 700 shows in over 30 different states.
- Has sold out 300+ capacity venues in his home state of MA and was nominated by the Boston Music Awards for “Country Act of the Year” 5 years in a row.
- Has received press from all over the world including ET Canada, Celeb secrets , Broadway world & others,
PRESS
Country 102.5 WKLB "His unique rock-tinged-country-pop blender concoction is a quenching a thirst fans are drinking up. His lyrics are easily relateable and his passion obvious. Armed with all these right ingredients, and the right place to market them now, Chris Moreno sure is set up for bigger and better roads ahead"
Vanyaland "We’ve long admired the songwriting style and smarts of Chris Moreno. The Boston musician has crafted an impressive catalog of melodic, hook-laden pop-rock"
