RCS Productions books Blue County Contact RCS Productions for booking Blue County in concert. XX Blue County is the duo of longtime friends Aaron Benward and Scott Reeves. Born in Auburn, Ind., Benward moved quite a bit with his family and found comfort in music. He was encouraged to perform by a close relative, yet it took him a bit longer to get into playing in front of people. In high school, his family moved to Nashville, where his father Jeffrey, a professional gospel singer, invited him to join in with him now and again. In Nashville, Aaron enrolled at Belmont University on a soccer scholarship, with a major in music industry studies, but he dropped out to tour extensively with his dad. Together they played more than 130 concerts annually for several years and recorded three CDs. Reeves’ first big influence came from the family’s roots in Delight, Ark., as well as from fellow Arkansas native and family friend, Glen Campbell. After cultivating a vocal style with the help of his Uncle Jack, Reeves and his family were uprooted to Los Angeles, where his father had taken a job with the Beverly Hills police department. After finishing high school, Reeves, who had been acting as well as playing music, took classes for two years at the Beverly Hills Playhouse and picked up work in commercials and on television shows, such as the role of Ryan McNeil on The Young & the Restless. Reeves and Benward met through a mutual friend at the video shoot for Tamara Walker's "Didn't We Love." They went to dinner, discovered that they had a lot in common and agreed to keep in touch. Over the next several years they visited one another in Nashville or L.A., and introduced their families to each other. They traded thoughts of what each hoped to do with his life, from writing a screenplay, starring in a movie and finally making music together. They explored singing and writing together, or with other collaborators, and scouting other material. Curb Records signed them after an office audition. Their debut album, produced by Dann Huff, includes the hit, “Good Little Girls.”   For booking information contact RCS Productions, Inc.