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Levi Riggs
Levi Riggs came up in Nashville, working as a solo performer before putting together a band. Their debut album was called 'Whispers of a Troubled Heart.'...
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Levi Riggs came up in Nashville, working as a solo performer before putting together a band. Their debut album was called 'Whispers of a Troubled Heart.'
Songs like 'There's Still A Place For That' and 'F-150' have a straightforward, conversational quality that connects with listeners. They've kept at it over several albums, including 'Echoes of Yesterday' and 'Songs of Hope.'
Early on, some critics questioned their approach, but they stuck with it. The band itself has been a steady group of musicians who work well together.
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