Brent Cobb is catching fire with his exclusive online music video series titled “The Fireside Sessions.” Directed by Reid Long and filmed close to Nashville, each video in the series brings music fans straight into the campfire circle with unique, acoustic live performances. The newest episode will premiere on Country Music Is Love today, Tuesday (4/2) and gives new meaning to the song “Pavement Ends.” Co-written by himself and Jason Saenz, the infectious song is also featured on Little Big Town’s album Tornado.

Watch the Fireside Session for “Pavement Ends” now via: http://www.countrymusicislove.com/2013/04/brent-cobb-fireside-sessions-pavement-ends.html

The Ellaville, GA native is currently climbing the Music Row Breakout radio chart with the single “Love On Me,” which he recently performed on WGN Chicago’s Midday Music Lounge. In case you missed it, check it out here:

http://wgntv.com/2013/03/28/music-lounge-brent-cobb-performs-live/

Brent has quickly become known as one of Nashville’s most promising tunesmiths with his songs recorded by the likes of Luke Bryan, Little Big Town, David Nail, Kellie Pickler and the Eli Young Band. With the release of his debut single “Love On Me” to country radio airwaves and self-titled EP produced by Matthew Miller and Oran Thornton, Brent is turning the tables and bringing country music fans his first recording as an artist.

For more information on Brent Cobb and tour dates, visit www.brentcobb.net, on Facebook at facebook.com/BrentCobbMusic and follow him on Twitter at @brent_cobb

Brent Cobb is heating up the country music scene with the exclusive online debut of his third installment in “The Fireside Sessions,” a unique live music video series that launched in December 2012. The new video features an acoustic live rendition of, “Forever Afterall,” co-written by Brent and Jason Saenz. The Ellaville, Georgia native’s perfect campfire song is brought to life on Country Music Is Love today, Thursday (2/21).

“I was first inspired to write this song about Providence canyon, a canyon a few counties over from my hometown in GA where my friends and I used to hang out,” shares Brent. “But, it struck me that the word ‘providence’ also means the protective care of God or nature as a spiritual power. So the line, ‘the night won't last forever afterall …’ means to me that although in life we sometimes get lost and forget our roots we won't be wandering around in the dark forever. There is a light at the end of the tunnel.”

Working with Director Reid Long, Brent filmed “The Fireside Sessions” at dusk around a roaring campfire on a farm just outside of Nashville, TN, to capture the Georgia pickin’ parties that earmarked his upbringing. The monthly video series showcases Brent’s gripping, passionate vocals, rhythmic melodies and laid-back personality.

Click here to watch Forever Afterall!

Brent stopped by Good Day Austin this morning for a quick interview and performance.

Brent and Adam will be playing at the Swan Dive in Austin toinight. Brent will hit the stage at 10PM and Adam at 11pm. For tickets to the show click here.

To see Brent's performance on Good Day Austin click here.