Aaron Lines

Acclaimed country music artist Aaron Lines hopes that after you listen to his new CD you’ll feel like it’s “Sunday Afternoon”….no matter what day of the week it really is. “I wrote the title track (Sunday Afternoon) of this new CD while watching my daughter play in the living room one day ….I realized she had brought such a calm and appreciation to my life. A feeling similar to the one I get on a relaxing Sunday afternoon”. I named the Cd after it because that’s how I feel most of the time these days.

This kind of heartfelt song is what fans have come to expect from Lines over the years (13 top 10 singles to date) through songs like “Waitin’ on the Wonderful” (the most played song on Canadian country radio 2005), “The Lights of my Hometown” (the most played song on Canadian country radio 2006), “Living Out Loud”, “Love Changes Everything”, “You Can’t Hide Beautiful” (top 3 song in the U.S, #1 video in the U.S), “20 years late”, “It Takes a Man”, “Somebody’s Son”, “Moments That Matter”...and the list goes on.

Lines is also well-known by country fans for his up-tempo sing-alongs like “Cheaper to Keep Her” and “Turn it Up”… and this new collection of songs includes some of those as well. Edgy up-tempos such as “The Trouble With California” about a past long distance relationship and “You’d Still Love Me” fit perfectly with emotional ballads like “Unloving You” and “I Haven’t Even Heard You Cry”. Also the feel good tunes “Making Love In The Afternoon” and “Sand” add a sexy and fun element to the new project.

With all the songs written or co-written by Lines…. “Sunday Afternoon” gives you an inside look at what life is like for this country music star. “I only write songs that really reflect what is going on in my life…and how I feel. So this new CD is a lot like a diary of the last 3 years for me. I feel blessed every day to be able to write songs and sing for a living…and I really hope that these songs resonate with country fans like some of my others have in the past. That’s all any artist can ask for I think”

Fast Facts

Discography
2001 – Love Changes Everything
2003 – Living Out Loud
2005 – Waitin’ On The Wonderful
2007 – Moments that Matter
2010 – Sunday Afternoon

Career Milestones

Canada	U.S.
#1 Single - Cheaper to Keep Her 14 top 5 Singles on Radio	1 - #1 Single on Radio 3 top 35 Singles on Radio
7 - #1 Videos	1 - #1 Video

2001
"Best New Country Artist" - Juno Awards (Canadian Grammy's) – Nominee

2002
"Best New Artist" CCMA Awards – Nominee

2003
"Male Artist of the Year" CCMA Awards - WINNER
"Rising Star Award" CCMA Awards – WINNER
"Fan's Choice Award" CCMA Awards - Nominee
"Album of the Year" – “Living Out Loud” CCMA Awards – Nominee
“Single of the Year” – “You Can’t Hide Beautiful” CCMA Awards - Nominee
“CMT Video of the Year” – “You Can’t Hide Beautiful” CCMA Awards - Nominee
"Best Country Artist" Juno Awards (Canadian Grammy's) – Nominee – played on telecast
“SOCAN Award” – most played song on country radio “Living Out Loud”

2004
"Male Artist of the Year" CCMA Awards - Nominee
"Fan's Choice Award" CCMA Awards - Nominee
“SOCAN Award “ – 2nd most played song on country radio“Turn It Up”

2005
Most played country artist on Canadian radio

2006
"Fan's Choice Award" CCMA awards – Nominee

2007
“Cheaper to Keep Her” – First single from the “Moments that Matter” album - went #1 on all 3 major Canadian Country Charts – only Canadian artist to do that since Shania Twain 9 years ago - has been released on 5 different compilation albums as well

Headlined “Operation Hope- Freedom Walk” in Colorado Springs, CO – invited by the US Pentagon

Headlining Tour across Canada – “CMT presents… Aaron Lines “Moments that Matter Tour”

2008
“Somebody’s son” – 2nd single from “Moments That Matter” album – reached top 5

“Moments That Matter” – 3rd single from “Moments That Matter” album – reached top 5

Nominated for “Country Recording of the Year” at the Juno Awards – played on the Juno telecast.

Toured with...
Brooks and Dunn, Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts on the Neon Circus Tour, Kenny Chesney, Martina McBride, Keith Urban, Leann Rimes, Phil Vassar, and Paul Brandt

For more information, visit www.aaronlines.com