

"It's not every day you meet a rising country artist who can also assemble a torpedo tube"
— Ryan LaBee, Military.com
ED EARL
U.S. Navy Reserve Officer | Neo-Traditional Country Artist
🚨"HONKY TONK DEGREE" OUT NOW! 🚨
About Ed Earl
ABOUT ED EARL
Ed Earl is a U.S. Navy Reserve Officer (Lieutenant, 16+ years service) and neo-traditional country artist bringing authentic 80s/90s country music back to the forefront. Born in Texas, raised in New Mexico, and now based in Tennessee, Ed's sound is rooted in the honky tonk tradition of George Strait, Alan Jackson, and Brooks & Dunn.
Before music, Ed served aboard the submarine USS Pasadena as a Torpedoman's Mate, earning his submarine warfare qualification. "The Navy taught me that excellence isn't optional, it's a standard," he says. "That translates directly to my music: showing up prepared, respecting my craft, and delivering every single night."
Ed Earl’s latest single, “Honky Tonk Degree,” is out now and quickly gaining steam, with airplay on more than 30 radio stations across the U.S. and internationally. As radio momentum continues to build, Ed’s traditional country sound is connecting with new listeners every week. With two EPs already released and a third on the way, Ed Earl is showing that the golden era of country music isn’t over—it’s alive, evolving, and spinning on the airwaves right now.








