Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist Robert Ross is kicking off the holiday season with the release of his brand-new single “Rockin’ Christmas”, accompanied by a high-energy music video produced by Nashville Rocks.
Blending Ross’s signature modern-country edge with classic rockabilly holiday spirit, “Rockin’ Christmas” delivers a fun and upbeat seasonal anthem. The music video amplifies the track’s festive vibe, showcasing bright visuals, professional dancers, and the lively personality Ross brings to every project. The release captures both the nostalgia of traditional holiday music and the fresh, contemporary style fans have come to expect from the Nashville artist.
Serving as one of Music City’s premier platforms for emerging talent, Nashville Rocks video production is available to any artist in the Nashville area.
The single “Rockin’ Christmas” is also now available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and all major streaming services worldwide.
With this release, Robert Ross continues to expand his catalog with music that connects, entertains, and adds something new to Nashville’s vibrant independent scene.
Watch the exclusive “Rockin’ Christmas” video now at NashvilleRocks.com. Stream the single everywhere music is available.
The holidays are about to get a whole lot louder and a whole lot more fun! Country singer-songwriter Robert Ross is back with a brand-new single that’s guaranteed to heat up your holiday playlists — “Rockin’ Christmas,” out November 25th on MTS Records, but available NOW for Airplay and review.
This isn’t your typical Christmas tune — it’s a country-rock sleigh ride fueled by catchy hooks, a little romance, and a whole lot of festive groove. With swaggering guitar licks and an irresistible chorus (“We’re dancing, yeahhh romancing, aha / Rocking around the Christmas tree / Got a party for two just you and me”), Ross captures the spirit of celebration that makes December magic.
Robert’s star has been rising fast — one of his songs was recently featured in the Season 3 premiere of Tulsa King (starring Sylvester Stallone), and “Rockin’ Christmas” continues that momentum with undeniable radio appeal and seasonal charm.
The song is already No. 4 on the UK Country Charts!
Pros and DJs think the track sounds like Brooks & Dunn, Travis Tritt, Sawyer Brown and rockin’ holiday classics with a modern Nashville twist.
Gareth’s recent release of The Last Thing I Do enabled him to create a full music video as opposed to the visualizers and lyric videos he had been using. I’m sure we will see more of Gareth’s music videos in the near future.
He’ll toured Sweden and Norway recently with stops in Germany as well.
Gareth also shared “Closer,” shot in his back garden in Ireland.
We caught up with Jordan Moore to dive into the story behind his latest music video, “Damn Good Time.” In our conversation, Moore opened up about his journey into the world of music, his evolution from shredding it as a rock musician and worshiping as a church musician and the wild ride his travels have taken him on along the way.
Jordan proved to be wide open with his outlook towards the music industry and bared all in this interview.
Jordans ability to build a team has certainly helped him to achieve his goal of launching a successful country band and tour with them. We discuss that process and more.
From traveling in Asia to the dirt roads of America’s heartland, Jordan has seen it all.
Jordan also shares his music video “Nashville Night,” the struggles of putting together a music video in downtown Nashville and how it all came together.
As Jordan has released the new video for “Damn Good Time,” watch for Jordan and his team to be making big moves and hitting the road in the next year.
Make sure to check out his videos “Damn Good Time” and “Nashville Night” and make sure to hit the website and sign up to be kept up to speed with everything they have planned.
Dela Kay Shines on Nashville Rocks: A Star on the Rise
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Dela Kay isn’t just making waves—she’s making a statement. The vocalist and songwriter took center stage on Nashville Rocks this week, bringing her charisma, undeniable talent, and a sneak peek into her next chapter. Hosted by Jason Coleman, the episode dove into Dela’s journey, her upcoming plans to hit the road with a newly built band, and the creative process behind her hard-hitting music videos: The One, Nasty, and Let You Down.
For rock and roll fans who crave authenticity and raw talent, this episode was nothing short of electric.
The Evolution of a Rock Star
During the interview, Dela Kay revealed that she’s assembling a brand-new band to take her music on tour. “It’s been a long time coming,” she said, her excitement palpable. The songs are ready, the energy is there—it’s time to take this show on the road.
Building a new band is no small feat, but for Dela, it’s a natural progression. Known for her commanding stage presence and the ability to connect deeply with her audience, she’s gearing up to translate her studio magic into unforgettable live performances.
Dela also teased that she’s still actively writing new music, ensuring that her setlist will be as fresh as it is iconic. “I’m always creating,” she explained. “New songs keep the fire alive. Every track I write tells a new story, and I can’t wait to share those stories with fans in person.”
The conversation turned to The One, a hauntingly beautiful anthem that blends vulnerability with a driving, melodic rock sound. Dela described the song as a deeply personal reflection on love and loss, and the music video echoes those sentiments with striking visuals and raw emotion.
Coleman commended the video’s cinematic quality, and Dela shared how it was a labor of love. She wanted the visuals to reflect the highs and lows of that journey.
From introspection to rebellion, Nasty flips the script with its unapologetically bold attitude. The gritty track is a rock anthem that celebrates confidence, independence, and shaking off societal expectations.
The music video, a wild, no-holds-barred visual feast, captures Dela’s fearless energy. “This one was just fun,” she laughed. “I got so dirty I had to throw away my clothes.”
The video’s high-energy and visuals have already earned it a cult following among fans, solidifying Nasty as a quintessential Dela Kay track.
Closing out the music video discussion, Dela and Coleman delved into Let You Down, an explicit track that’s equal parts powerful and heartbreaking. The video combines sweeping visuals with intimate close-ups, creating an emotional rollercoaster that perfectly complements the song’s raw lyrics.
Jason Coleman praised the song’s depth and its ability to resonate with audiences.
What’s Next for Dela Kay?
As the interview wrapped, Dela hinted at big things on the horizon. With her band coming together and new music in the works, she’s poised for a breakout year. She’s ready to get out there and connect with people. The studio is great, but nothing beats the energy of a live crowd.
For fans of rock and roll, Dela Kay is an artist to watch. With her unmatched talent, bold vision, and relentless drive, she’s carving out a place for herself in the music scene—and she’s just getting started.
If you missed this episode of Nashville Rocks, do yourself a favor and catch up now. And if you haven’t yet checked out The One, Nasty, or Let You Down, prepare to be blown away. Dela Kay isn’t just a musician; she’s a force to be reckoned with.
I went to see a show and discovered a cool Asian cuisine restaurant! At first, I couldn’t find the venue because it is tucked away in the corner of an historic area in West Nashville. It was a dark and stormy night and I happened to see one person walk across the parking lot and go into the corner of the shops area. I followed, thinking that’s got to be the only place doing anything at 10:30 at night in this storm.
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As I entered, shook off the rain and made sure the door guy knew I was on the list, I was welcomed by a cozy little restaurant that has been “after-hours-modified” into a cool, alternative venue. Is it small? Yes, indeed it is, but couldn’t be a better place to see an intimate show with your favorite artist.
The place? PUNK WOK. Yes, you read that right and it’s kind of a play on words, but is actually referring to their ability to cook whatever they want. During the restaurant hours, they cook fantastic Asian cuisine and after the dinner crowd is gone, they move some tables and carve out a corner for a band! I spoke to the owner, Clay, and he told me it was one of his manager’s idea to do this. According to the owner, it’s been a success! So if you are a foodie and love some good independent music, make sure to check out Punk Wok to see if you can find an artist that suits your tastes and go see a show!
After having Kelsey on The Nashville Rocks Show for independent musicians, I thought it was only natural to go see her perform live in front of an audience. Well, this adventure turned out to be a pleasant one. The first thing I noticed was the audience, full of youth and excitement as the night actually presented three artists of which Kelsey was the second artist to play that night. I had missed the first artist because I was coming over from the Music City Cares Veterans Benefit Concert at Wedge Pizza. It took a bit for the bands to swap places, but during that time, more people showed up for the show.
As Kelsey began to play, I also noticed the band was full of true musicians. The talent and skill displayed was that of a skilled band of many years, but coming out of much younger artists. Kelsey was vibrant and energetic and the crowd reacted to her with the same energy.
Much dancing was had and bubbles seems to activate a fever of energy as the night rocked on. Keeping the energy up, Kelsey shared her cover of “505” by Arctic Monkeys. Seeming to be a fan favorite, everyone was moving and grooving to that song.
As Kelsey moved and grooved herself as she performed in her shining blue sequined mini-dress, the crowd responded every time as the energy in the room seemed to be contagious. With great fervor, Kelsey ensured her band was introduced and shared in the limelight that was the Punk Wok stage.
To close of her set, Kelsey showed her release of her new music video for her song “Sway.” Everyone seemed to really enjoy it and give her much support for her music video efforts. If you haven’t seen it, head on over to the Nashville Rocks channel and check it out HERE!
Overall it was a great show and my only regret was not staying for the third artist of the night, Natasha Blaine. Hey, more music to research right? Check out both of these artists at their links below.
