Popular country singer best known for his song “Rich Men North of Richmond”, Oliver Anthony, has just shared exciting news about his career that will take it to the next level. After he became an overnight sensation with just one song, racking up tens of millions of views, Anthony has now been signed by United Talent Agency (UTA), one of the biggest talent organizations in the country.
This opportunity is a huge milestone for this Virginia native’s budding music career.
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With signing on to UTA, Anthony will be joining some of the most popular entertainers in America, including Dolly Parton, The Jonas Brothers, Guns n’ Roses and more.
His success with “Rich Men North of Richmond” is astounding; it placed on the Billboard Top 100 chart for 11 weeks straight.
Even his follow-up single “Brink of War” was well-received by fans all over America.
Critics have tried to assign a certain political message to Anthony’s lyrics but he refuses to let them pin him down on any particular side.
He made his stance clear during an interview with Joe Rogan; according to him, his music doesn’t preach any particular ideology but rather focuses on good guidance that every son would want from their father.
Additionally, he talked about how growing up in a religious household and being exposed to politics and theatrics turned him away from faith as an adult.
Despite going through years where he relied heavily on weed and whiskey, today he finds solace in God Almighty instead.
It is remarkable how far Oliver Anthony has come since releasing “Rich Men North of Richmond”.
From gaining recognition from conservative media outlets all over America and achieving success with two hit singles—all while staying true to himself—it is safe to say that this Virginia native is here for the long haul.
