Kentucky born and raised, Chayse Abrams has cemented himself as the “next upcoming country artist to watch for.” Serving in the Air Force from 2016-2020, Chayse did not touch a guitar until October of 2021. However, after putting several hours and sleepless nights into his new passion, he started playing for his local church where he was led to a greater life journey: sharing his passion for country music with others as a full time profession. 

Independently led, Chayse delivers a unique, fresh sound to country music lovers (often described as a sound like that of Josh Turner with a spice of George Straight). Chayse’s distinct sound has brought him various opportunities such as by performing at Austin City Saloon, Stagger Inn, Whiskey Cowgirl, Oktoberfest, Cowboys, Manchester Music Hall, and much more. Chayse has also had the privilege to be the opening act for Grand Ole Opry member Mark Wills, Tyler Farr, and the upcoming star Ray Fulcher. In the summer of 2025, Chayse played his last show with Trisha Yearwood at her husband's famous honkytonk “Friends” down in Nashville before going on a 2 year hiatus.

In 2022, Chayse debuted his first single release “Hooked” which was later followed by “Lights On” in 2023. Since his most recent releases, Chayse has accumulated a catalog of over one hundred and fifty original songs. In 2025, he released “Tolls” his quote on quote “favorite song he's written” and later in 2026 released his debut album “Planes Don't Fly”, produced by the MAC's Brennen Meek. Upcoming 2027, Chayse will be returning to music in a bigger and louder way in releasing new tunes and playing more shows with interactive social media treatment. Stay tuned.