Jeff Stevens

 Jeff Stevens has written or produced over forty #1 country music hits during the past three decades and continues to be at the top of the charts. Jeff began performing as a child and writing songs when he was a teenager cutting his teeth in a band playing the fairs, schools and beer joints of southern West Virginia. His first two hits as a songwriter came in 1984 and as Jeff says “were mailed to anyone in Nashville who would accept a tape.” As an artist Jeff Stevens and the Bullets made waves on Atlantic Records when they arrived in Nashville in 1986 and through national TV appearances, videos and touring they met with critical success. By the early nineties he left the road and settled back into songwriting with the simultaneous hits, John Anderson’s “I Fell in the Water” and Alabama’s #1 “Reckless.” The next decade brought many hits including George Strait’s classics “Carrying Your Love With Me” and “Carried Away” as well as Tim Mcgraw’s #1 “Back When.”  Jeff was recently honored by the Country Music Hall of Fame being recognized by their Music Masters Program and is set to be inducted into the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame in April 2025.

     Jeff is country music superstar Luke Bryan’s longtime producer. In addition to producing, Jeff has co-written many songs with Luke including his first single "All My Friends Say" and the #1's "Someone Else Calling You Baby" and "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye".

 All six of the singles released from Bryan's “Kill The Lights” album reached number one on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, making Bryan the first artist in the 27-year history of the chart to achieve six number one singles from one album. Recently the Academy of Country Music presented Luke and Jeff with its "Album Of The Decade" award for Luke's fourth album, "Crash My Party".

Jeff is a lifetime CMA member and served on the board of directors for eight years. He is also a member of ACM, AFM,  SAG/AFTRA and NARAS.