Roger Tibbs
Roger Tibbs is a renowned New Zealand Country singer, songwriter, and award winning yodeller who has had a significant career in both New Zealand and the United States. He is perhaps best known for his 1984 debut album, Yodelling Man, which was a major commercial success and earned him prestigious recognition. He was inducted into American's Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame in 2010. He holds the distinction of being the only New Zealand male to have received a Tamworth Gold Guitar for a solo award (for top-selling album in Australasia). After gaining notice on the popular New Zealand TV show That's Country, Tibbs expanded his career to Australia and North America including performances at the Calgary Stampede and a headline residency in Branson, Missouri. After a break away from music he is now back with a new album called "Out Among The Stars".
Roger has released two songs to radio via Indie Music Consultants from his album, self penned "Out Among The Stars" and "Bandy The Rodeo Clown".
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