About Noah Collins

Noah Collins has been composing music he wanted to hear since 2000. He joined his first band that year as a drummer with Black Tuesday. They played what he refers to as "garage rock" because they never left the garage. In 2002, he went on to play with Dear Abi, an acoustic rock band. There he was actively involved in songwriting, vocals, guitar, and harmonica. The band performed locally and cut their first album, Dear Abi, in 2002. It was for this album that Noah copyrighted his first song, "Maria." The album sold locally and Noah made his first live appearance at "At Home Café" in Chattanooga , Tennessee that year.  

Noah's musical ability continued to grow over the years by playing open mics around the Chattanooga and Atlanta area. 2004 found him back on the drums and the harmonica with the popular regional band, The Rounders. It was here that Noah acquired his interest in Honkytonk/Rockabilly. Currently, he continues to write songs and perform rock and roll with The Stateline Project. You'll often find him singing and playing his new songs and old favorites at He-Brews café in Fort Oglethorpe Georgia .  

Albums

• Dear Abi - Copyright 2002
• Forget Something - Copyright 2003
• Hillbilly - Copyright 2004
• Heart on a Line - Projected for release in Summer 2008  

Influences

C.C.R., David Gray, The Rounders (individually), Bruce Springsteen, Will Hoge, Johnny Cash, and Steve Earl

Contact

Telephone: 423-255-7311
Email: Noah@NoahCollinsMusic.com 

Rhythm & Brews - Chatt., Tn.
Eddie's Attic - Atlanta, Ga.
The Garage - Winston Salem, NC.
Windows on the Cumberland - Nashville, Tn.
Brother's Bar - Gadsden, Alabama
Patrick Sullivan's Saloon - Knoxville, TN.
Smith's Old Bar - Atlanta, Ga.
Exit/In - Nashville, Tn.
Thirsty Thursday's - Cleveland, TN.
Red Light Cafe - Atlanta, GA.
The Depot - Dalton, Ga.
Mellow Mushroom - Caralton, Ga.
He-Brews Cafe - Fort Oglethorpe, Ga