The Tennessee River Boys are a dynamic group based in Pleasant View, TN, whose roots lie in Country Gospel and Traditional Country Music. Known for their rich, harmonies, they have captivated audiences across the nation with their powerful performances. Their musical style blends traditional sounds with a gospel message, leaving listeners both moved and inspired by their music.
Throughout their career, The Tennessee River Boys have had the honor of performing alongside some of the biggest names in country music. They have graced the stage of the legendary Grand Ole Opry, sharing the spotlight with icons such as Lynn Anderson, Roy Clark, Brenda Lee, and even Duck Dynasty’s Uncle Si. Their impressive lineup of performances has made them a favorite in the Country Gospel scene.
In 2016, their dedication to their craft was recognized when they were awarded Entertainer of the Year (Gospel/Country Gospel) at the Josie Music Awards in Nashville, TN. The group continues to bring their blend of gospel and country music to fans, with their hearts set on sharing the good news through song and their passion for music.
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David Langley
My musical journey began in church as a teenager, performing for the first time at my nephews baptism when I was thirteen. I sang in the youth choir and adult choirs throughout high school and was a member of the youth ensemble "Reflections" at our church. I decided to major in music at Mobile College and tried out for the group "AWANA" which was formed by Roger Breeland and later became the group "Truth". I was the tenor for that group for two years and then joined the Southern gospel group "Cornerstone" where I sang lead and baritone. I was with that group for two years as well and then later joined the gospel group "Port City Quartet" as lead singer. I was with Port City for six years before moving to Nashville and becoming the lead singer for the "Tennessee River Boys".
David Wright
I was raised in a loving Christian home in Tacoma, WA and surrounded by music as we all played a musical instrument.
As a teenager I was introduced to Southern Gospel and was “hooked”. I loved the message and the music.
I gave my heart to the Lord as a young boy and haven’t always served him as I should. I am so thankful we serve a forgiving and merciful God. I look to Him for daily strength and look with excitement as to what He has next in store for me as well as the Tennessee River Boys.
Rick Hammer
I was born and raised to loving parents, surrounded by the beautiful mountains of Washington state. Great memories involve my family playing and singing together. From an early age my interests were piano and fiddle. All I've learned has been self taught, it's so fulfilling, and I'm grateful. Years have passed, miles of travel, countless stages, from little country churches and fairs, to the Grand Ole Opry. I count it priceless to share music and faith with every level singer and musician along the way. I love my gorgeous wife of 45 years, my loving family, including our 21 grand kids. To all my friends, and my church, "You Rock." "My Big Job," passing on the love for all kinds of music, to all y'all!! I am truly blessed, thank you Lord!
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