Born and raised in Bridge Creek, Oklahoma, Cole Phillips is a rising country artist known for his gritty storytelling, raw authenticity, and powerhouse vocals. Inspired by legends like Hank Williams Jr. and David Allan Coe, as well as red dirt and rock influences like Zach Bryan, Cody Jinks, and Nirvana, Cole delivers unfiltered, from-the-gut songwriting that resonates deeply.

His breakout single “Drinking Alone” went viral, amassing millions of streams and introducing him as a compelling new voice in country music. Cole’s debut EP, Steel Toes and Texacos (out April 11), further cements his status as one to watch, featuring five tracks he co-wrote that showcase his signature blend of classic country and red dirt grit.

Cole is signed to RECORDS Nashville, a division of Sony Music, represented by WME for booking, and Why & How for management, proving he’s an artist with staying power and a story worth telling.

With a sound that blends traditional roots with modern edge, Cole Phillips is proving himself as an artist with something to say—and a hell of a way to say it.