Rory Feek

Rory Feek is a country music singer, songwriter, author, and filmmaker who is known for his Christian faith and work that reflects his personal life experiences. Born on April 25, 1965, in Atchison, Kansas, he gained prominence as one-half of the country music duo Joey + Rory, formed with his late wife, Joey Feek. Before forming the duo, Feek wrote hit songs for artists including Blake Shelton, Clay Walker, and Easton Corbin.

As Joey + Rory, Feek and his wife released several recordings, including the album Hymns That Are Important to Us and the singles “Cheater, Cheater” and “If I Needed You.” The duo received a CMA Award for Top New Vocal Duo of the Year in 2010. In 2017, Hymns That Are Important to Us won a Grammy Award for Best Roots Gospel Album.

Following Joey Feek’s death in 2016, Rory Feek focused on his solo career, writing, and homesteading. He released the solo album Gentle Man and authored the New York Times bestseller This Life I Live. He also established Giantslayer Records to support independent artists. Feek resides on a farm in Tennessee, where he has built a schoolhouse and concert venue, continuing to share his journey through music, books, and film.