Eddie Bush

Eddie Bush's musical journey began at age four when his father traded golf clubs for an acoustic guitar. By 13, he was performing original songs, and by 2005, his self-titled album yielded the Billboard-charting single “Hard to Stop a Train.” He later co-founded the harmony group One Flew South, which signed to Decca Records/UMG and produced the Top 40 hit “My Kind of Beautiful.”Since 2018, Eddie has embraced a more rock-centric sound. His 2020 album, The Next Right Thing, features the anthemic single “Come Alive,” co-written with GRAMMY-winning songwriter Craig Wiseman. In 2022, he released Come Alive (Recorded Live in Concert 2021)with Eddie Bush and The Mayhem, capturing the energy of his live performances. Eddie's collaborations include legendary songwriters such as JD Souther, Marcus Hummon, Mark Hudson, and Amy Foster. He has performed at major festivals, including Farm Aid, and shared stages with artists like Phil Vassar, The Doobie Brothers, and Keith Urban.