Mike Mancy

Mike Mancy's career started by playing & writing in both L.A. and Nashville in 1996. Mike, a Houston native, has lived all over Texas throughout the years, but now he calls Fort Worth his home. Mike headlines most of his shows, but over the years has shared the stage with nearly every Texas/Red Dirt band in the scene. Mike Released two projects in 2000, "Let the Party Begin" and "Live at Poor David's Pub". After a few years of playing the circuit, he released the album, 'Uneven Ground', in 2004. He recorded Uneven Ground with the talented, Adam Odor at Cedar Creek Studios in Austin Texas. Roger Ray and Noah Jeffries from Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Cody Braun from Reckless Kelly, and Stoney Larue contributed to the album. 7 of the tracks were played on stations throughout the South. In the fall of 2006, Mike performed with the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders for the CMT series 'Making the Squad'. The first single, "Let it Roll" appeared in two films; "The Ranch" and "Decisions". In 2019 Mike's single "Right Kind of Wrong" was featured in the independent film, "University of Las Colinas". Mike's next album, 'Blue Sky' was released in 2010 and the first single 'Blue Sky' reached Top 20 on the Texas Music Chart. In 2021, Mike recorded an EP with Mike McClure of the Great Divide. In 2025, Mike released the singles "State I'm In", "Better Off" and "Good When I'm High". "State I'm In" was co-written by Zac Maloy from the Nixons and Bill Ditenhafter.