Early Life Country singer / songwriter Robert Eskridge was born on November 10, 1968, in Wilmington, Delaware but moved at a young age to Eastern Kentucky (Pike County), where he later attended Morehead State University. Eskridge started playing in the local bars and honky tonks at the age of 16, and throughout college / early adult years, in various bands in the Lexington, Ky area. While working with a few record labels in the early 90’s in Nashville, he had the opportunity to sing on the stage at the Grand Ole Opry, had a Saturday night performance at the world-famous Ernest Tubb Record Shop, as well as the old Stock Yard and Bull Pen Lounge – where he played frequently with the George Jones Band. Recent Times With two albums now released and 6 radio singles, Robert Eskridge & Southern Daze are still on the road taking their rockin' Country / Southern Rock shows anywhere they can. With amazing vocal harmonies, stage presence and musicianship, they are a band that you won't want to miss. Members of the band are Sam Pollock – Georgetown, KY, Kevin Rawlings – Lexington, KY, Kerry Elliott – Paris, KY. Key Nominations / Awards: - ACMA New Male Artist of the Year Nominee 2020 - New Music Weekly New Male Artist of the Year nominee 2021 - Josie Music Awards Nominee: Song, Entertainer and Male artist of the Year 2021 - 92.9 Nash FM Ky Proud Headliner - Josie Music Awards Nominee: Song, Entertainer and Male artist of the Year 2022 - CMA Fest artist - 2022 People love the energy of the band and their wide range of music and their originals. Personal Life Outside of his professional and music career, Eskridge has several interests, including cars, the great outdoors and skiing. He and his wife Juli have four children, Jessi Eskridge, Jerad Eskridge, Malina Gaworski and Iza Gaworski. The Eskridge’s are proud supporters of Morehead State University.