Courtney Dickinson

“Courtney’s set list is miraculously drawn from my favorite artists and songs over a generation of listening to country music. And not all so obvious. KT Tunstall’s Black Horse and a Cherry Tree, and the Dixie Chicks’ (via Fleetwood Mac) Landslide don’t necessarily belong on the same album, but in Courtney’s voice make for a perfect performance. Shania Twain, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Dolly Parton, Taylor Swift, Hunter Hayes, Keith Urban, Brooks and Dunn, Chris Stapleton, Jo Dee Messina, Little Big Town, Deana Carter, and more all put in appearances in the playlist. I know and love them all. Courtney’s song selection cements my obsession. She likes what I like. That girl has good taste. And still that great voice. Other interviewers make comparisons to Trisha Yearwood or Carrie Underwood. I can hear it, but Courtney’s voice is both more and different. She says she likes the drums. Maybe that’s it. She offers a modern rhythm but has the range and can hit those ringing harmonies. Haley Powers (www.HaleyPowersMusic.com) matched Courtney with virtuoso guitar work. They worked the crowd with skill.”

“"In an industry that is desperately looking for a unique artist that is setting trends, rather than following them, see Courtney Dickinson. Her new single “Freedom” is just the kind of song country radio is looking for. Modern and fresh, but still country. VERY well produced, and Courtney sings it like she’s lived it."”

“"Courtney Dickinson has the unique ability to make singing seem easy. Never over-the-top or over-produced, she's an artist who sounds as good on the front porch as she does in the studio. The new single, "Freedom," is Courtney at her best. A sassy, happy breakup song on which her voice perfectly fits the smooth groove. A no-brainer for the format."”

“ So Over the Rainbow hits TOP 40 on The Music Row Chart. ”

“So Over the Rainbow makes it way into the Top 76 at Music Row after only 4 weeks on the chart .”