Donnie Wood

About Donnie Wood

I grew up on a farm in southern Frederick County, in a small town called Ijamsville, Maryland. My granddad taught me some old country banjo picking and my grandmother had me in the local church choir at an early age. I took classical piano lessons for 9 years and a year of guitar lessons. I continued singing in school chorus, including solos during concerts. I was selected several times to the All County Chorus, and sang leading roles in several school productions. As time went on and life happened, I was taken in a different direction from music. For most of my life I played some type of baseball starting out in little league, through high school and ending up in professional baseball. Then I joined the Army where I traveled around the United States playing All Army Softball. After my softball career, I decided to try my hand in drag racing. It was fun, but not fulfilling, which lead me back to my music. In 1992, I married Susan who encouraged me to get back into my music, so I started singing again. This led me to picking up the guitar, banjo and playing the piano again. After recording a demo CD of cover songs in Frederick Maryland, I found my way to Nashville.

A co-worker Billy, introduced me to Paul and Tre' Corley of Oak Tree Productions in Hendersonville, Tennessee. They listened to my demo, and thought I had a good chance, so with their help I recorded my first professional album as an independent recording artist. The album “Livin’ My Dream”, released in March 2010, contains 10 original songs. Also while in Nashville, I started singing in some of the local honky- tonks and met some very talented people who have also encouraged me to continue on with my music. Since then I have posted a website link, done a video of my signature song “Cheap Seats” with Bell-Jarbo Films, Nashville (available on U-Tube and my website), signed with a record label for a year, and started my official business “F2N Entertainment, llc.”

I released a new album called “Donnie Wood, Bad Good Ole Boy” recorded at Oak Tree Productions and have done a new video for the title track “Bad Good Ole Boy” with Bell-Jarboe Films, Nashville that was released July 2013.

2014 was just as successful. I started a new project with Oak Tree Productions for a new album in April of 2014. I am working with new song writers to include Jimmy Yeary. He wrote the song 'I Drive Your Truck', which was a big hit for Lee Brice and became Song of the Year. I anticipate a Summer release of the first hit song of my new album. Stay tuned for more exciting updates as they occur.