Chuck Wicks

Music career Wanting to pursue a career in country music, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee after quitting college two classes short of graduation from Florida Southern College. The song remained on the charts after Wicks' departure from the label, and CO5 Music began promoting it in late January 2011.

In the midst of preparing to release a new record, Wicks wrote a song titled, "I Don't Do Lonely Well", which got his future brother-in-law Jason Aldean's attention and landed him a spot on his then upcoming album Night Train in 2012. Being a fan himself, Wicks was very excited and said that it was a big deal to him that Aldean cut one of his songs to include on his highly anticipated 5th record, which was released on October 6, the same year.

Wicks self-released an extended play titled Rough in April 2013. He co-wrote its first single, "Salt Life", with Vicky McGehee and Mike Mobley, and co-produced the extended play with Ilya Toshinsky.

In December 2013, Wicks confirmed that he had signed with Blaster Records. His debut release for the label is "Us Again", which became his first Top 40 country single since "Man of the House" in 2009. It peaked at number 37 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart in May 2014. "Saturday Afternoon" was the second single issued to country radio in September 2014, but did not chart. Wicks' first album for Blaster, Turning Point, was released on February 26, 2016.

Wicks currently co-hosts America's Morning Show on Nash FM with Ty Bentli and Kelly Ford.

Discography Studio albums Title Album details Peak chart positions US Country US Country Airplay US CAN 2007 "Stealing Cinderella" 5 56 81 RIAA: Gold Starting Now 2008 "All I Ever Wanted" 14 86 — 2009 "Man of the House" 27 — — 2010 "Hold That Thought" 42 — — "Old School" 43 — — 2013 "Salt Life" Kristin Barlowe 2008 "All I Ever Wanted" 2010 "Hold That Thought" 2011 "Old School" Marcel 2013 "Salt Life"