Howdy! Thanks for stopping by. I’m Roxie Rogers, a native Texan residing in Nashville, TN since 2001. I have traveled all over the world singing and performing original music from my albums including “Try Your Wings” (2003), “Jump Start” (2005), “Don’t Change a Thing” (2007), “Jazz Train” (2010), “Live at the Metropolitan Room” (2012) and “Crazy Puzzle” (2015).

In addition to songwriting and performing, I also design and make costumes for theatrical groups and historical societies, as well as custom home decor and upholstery for individuals.

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Roxie Rogers’ NEW English Folk Album “Sceptered Isle Celebration” is now available!

This is my new CD – the first recordings – with the fabulous Daniel Dennis (musician & engineer exordinaire) and Eamon McLoughlin on fiddle. It’s all English Folk Music, which I love! Enjoy!

A native of Ft. Worth, Texas, Roxie moved to the Nashville area fifteen years ago. She holds a B.F.A. in Theatre Arts (Cum Laude) from T.C.U. in Ft. Worth.

She has sung in bands since the age of 12 in Texas, California, and Germany. She has studied classical voice and has sung all styles, including jazz, blues, rock, r&b, gospel, classical, and country. She and her jazz band “Breeze”, were voted best vocalist and band three years running by the “Dallas Jazz News”.

She started writing music 20 years ago while living and studying in Germany. A talented actress and costume designer, she studied acting at the Globe Theatre in London and has extensive acting experience, as well as having taught music, theatre, and dance for ten years. She plays guitar, autoharp, & percussion.

She has performed regularly at the renowned Bluebird Café in Nashville, WSM Radio on “Opry Star Spotlight”, and at the Frank Brown International Songwriter’s Festival in Florabama. She sings regularly at various writers nights and venues in Nashville, as well as doing live theatre, music videos and voice overs.
Her music is a combination of country, rock, jazz, folk, and blues.   Her CD, “Jump Start”, was featured on the nationally syndicated NPR (U.S.) radio show, “Car Talk”, as well as the hit, “Coupe de Ville”, which took best song at the renowned Folk Festival in Kerrville, TX.

She has written a number of plays, has directed 20 full length productions; both comedy, drama, and musicals, and has written the first two in a planned series of children’s books, and is currently working on a novel about her grandparents.

She is an avid golfer, handicap 12, and adores playing in Scotland.