Clay Walker

HISTORY WITH BILLY BOB’S: 

On May 13, 1994, Clay Walker made his debut and got to add his hands to the “Wall of Fame.”

ABOUT CLAY WALKER:

Multi-Platinum country music artist and East Texas native, Clay Walker, rocked the country scene in 1993 with his debut album that included the smash hit “What’s It To You.” He continued to make a splash releasing a string of number one hits including “If I Could Make A Living”, “This Woman and This Man” and “Rumor Has It”. In 1996 he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis but he didn’t let that set him back. He has continued touring and recording steadily since the diagnosis and is well known for his high-energy concerts and performance style. He later founded the Band Against MS foundation after realizing the impact the disease has on others. Since its’ formation in 2003, Clay has helped Band Against MS raise upwards of $5,000,000 through charity performances, golf tournaments, bike rides, auctions, etc. Clay has had 4 RIAA Platinum albums, 2 Certified Gold albums, and 11 #1 singles to date. After “She Won’t Be Lonely Long” reached the top 5 on the radio, Clay began working on new music with a fresh sound. He recently released his single “Right Now” to The Highway on Sirius XM this past fall, teasing an impending album release. The full album is expected to debut later this year.