Noah Hicks

Noah Hicks folds the everyday delights celebrated across country music—whiskey toasts, winding backcountry lanes, and lasting recollections from rural upbringings—into his expanding catalog. After emerging among genre listeners in 2022 through the singles “Dirt on It” and “I Can Tell You’re Small Town,” he has sustained an active schedule of studio work, songwriting, and road dates while teaming with Rhett Atkins, Justin Moore, Jon Langston, and additional collaborators.

Raised on a chicken farm in Carrollton, Georgia, Hicks sharpened his agricultural background as a member of the Future Farmers of America, regularly showing prize pigs alongside his brother at competitions. He began issuing original material independently in 2018 and relocated to Nashville in 2020. The COVID-19 lockdowns that arrived shortly afterward found him sharing housing with fellow up-and-coming country artists Dylan Marlowe and Tyler Chambers. He quickly established himself as a reliable co-writer, drawing notice with the 2021 releases “No More of ’Em,” a duet with Rhett Atkins, and “Drinkin’ in a College Town,” which featured Jon Langston and Travis Denning.

Hicks gained further traction in 2022 via the EPs I Can Tell You’re Small Town and Tripping Over My Boots. The first collection paired earlier cuts with new material, including its title track, the romantic duet “Love You Too” with Ashley Cooke, and the swaggering “Dirt on It,” which sparked viral attention across social platforms and accumulated tens of millions of streams. After years of steady touring, he signed with the Nashville Harbor imprint—an offshoot of Big Machine Label Group—in 2024 and issued additional singles such as the nostalgic “Nights Memories Stories” along with the duets “Dirt Roads Dirt” with Justin Moore and “Second Time Around” with Shaylen.