“I’m not sure I chose country music, in a way it kind of chose me” claims blue-collared hero Glen Templeton, who is living proof that fate favors the fearless. Glen’s story of perseverance started as a boy living in an old Alabama trailer with his “Memaw” where life was about just getting by.
In 2008 Templeton was selected from among thousands of hopefuls, by the daughters of country music legend Conway Twitty, to portray their father in a touring musical tribute to the late great singer. Glen won the role for his uncanny vocals of the beloved country superstar.
Now, as an accomplished recording artist who has graced the Opry stage, one can see just how far his hard work has brought him to now living a dream that most can only imagine.
Glen Templeton's legacy began to unfold when he shared the stage with his late father, Dwight Templeton, a veteran and country music recording artist. Glen sang at the VFW in Cottondale, Alabama before chasing his dreams to Nashville, TN. Glen went on to perform and record his own version of his father's charting single, California.
Glen soon embarked on an epic journey, catapulting him into the public eye with appearances on CMT, The Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman and more. Sharing stages with the likes of Loretta Lynn, George Jones, Montgomery Gentry, LoCash and countless others, Glen Templeton has amassed an immeasurable number of faithful fans and followers, contributing to millions of streams on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube, while simultaneously securing #1 spots on the radio charts, including Sirius XM, with good-time anthems like Ball Cap.
Fueled by uncompromising tenacity and raw talent, Glen Templeton is touring non-stop, gearing up to release his best material yet.