Real songs. Real stories. Real country.

Lain's Story.

Lain Tomlinson is a country artist with a storyteller’s heart and a voice that brings classic country to life. A Mt. Juliet, Tennessee native, Lain grew up surrounded by music, singing in church from an early age. His passion for performing took center stage in high school when he starred as Danny Zuko in GREASE, but it was his rendition of Garth Brooks’ "The River" on senior night that set the course for his musical journey.

While studying Vocal Performance and Mathematics at Cumberland University, Lain honed his craft across multiple genres, from country to jazz. He fronted a band that energized audiences and even brought a packed auditorium to its feet in a university talent show sing-along. These experiences helped shape his distinctive sound—rooted in traditional country but infused with modern storytelling.

After college, Lain became a familiar voice on stages across Tennessee, from local venues to the Tennessee State Fair. His music blends timeless country traditions with a fresh perspective, drawing listeners in with authentic lyrics and a down-to-earth stage presence.

Today, Lain continues to perform across Middle Tennessee, bringing his music to honky-tonks, house concerts, and festival stages. With every song, he stays true to his love for storytelling, connection, and the heart of country music.