Clayton Bellamy

Clayton Bellamy is a Canadian singer-songwriter. He grew up in Bonnyville, Alberta, before his family settled in Nashville, Tennessee.

He has won many awards including a JUNO for Best Country Recording, a five time Canadian Country Music Award winner Canadian Country Music Awards, and SOCAN Songwriter of the Year award, Radio Music Award song of the year, five CMAB awards for song, video, Entertainer, Group, and Roots Artist. Clayton has dominated the stage performing at the Grand Ole Opry has been featured in People Magazine, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone and performed for President Carter. He has released five solo studio records and has had songs recorded by Big Sugar, Matt Anderson, Grady, Dan Davidson, Jason Blaine, W3apons, The Standstills FKB, Willie Mack, Hayley Jensen, and many more. He has had top ten singles in both Country and Active Rock radio.

Bellamy is also one of the three members of the group The Road Hammers, the highest selling Canadian Country group in Canadian history. They have released five studio albums, in addition to charting twelve singles in Canada with two number one singles and two in the United States. He tours with The Road Hammers and his rock n roll band Clayton Bellamy & The Congregation, who have released two albums.