Kirk Dillen

Kirk's career has also lead him from here to there and every point in between. While originally a rock 'n roller (he's a die-hard Boston and Eagle's fan), he was soon swayed to country music after attending a Steve Wariner concert. He and four other musicians, collectively called, Southern Wind, "banded" together to become one of the southwest's premier nightclub and college performing groups during the late 80's and early 90's. While touring all over America, they not only performed with such renowned artist's as Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Alabama, and Alan Jackson, but they also received national recognition from the National Association of Campus Activities as Country Music Entertainer of the Year for three consecutive years. But, as fate would have it, the band split up and went different directions.

After a brief "leave-of-absence" from the music industry (he actually returned to college and earned a degree in Hospitality Management), Kirk once again took to the stage but as a solo act. He currently tours the southwest and you can hear him perform at nightclubs, honky-tonks, state fairs, and private parties. His strong vocal abilities mixed with a generous assortment of music styles has these venues packed.

Thanks to his talent and popularity, he once again is an award winner! Kirk was recently named, "Male Vocalist of the Year" at the 2003 Terry Awards and his debut CD, "A Little at a Time," won "Album of the Year!" In 2004 Kirk and his band were voted "Dallas Band of the Year." While winning at the Terry Awards was a tremendous honor, Kirk hopes to achieve these same awards at the CMA's in the not-so-distant-future!