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Name: Thomas Rhett Akins

Birthday: October 13, 1969

Hometown: Valdosta, Georgia

Named After: Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind

Nickname: Rhettangle

Height: 5 ft 10"

Weight: 165 lbs

Shoe Size: 9 1/2

Hair: Brown

Eyes: Brown

Range: Tenor

Favorite Sports: Football, Baseball & Hunting

Favorite Foods: Fried Chicken & Pizza

Favorite Colors: Confederate Gray & Blue

Favorite Music: Country, Rock & Bluegrass

Favorite Movies: Giant, Gettysburg, Gone With The Wind, King Creole & Weird Science.

Favorite Books: Last of the Mohicans, As I Lay Dying, & The Bible.

Hobbies: Studying the Civil War Era & Reading

Collections: State Flags, Belt Buckles, Old Maps & Civil War Books.

Favorite Singers: Hank Williams Jr. & Sr, George Strait, The Rolling Stones, & The Allman Brothers.

Marital Status: Single

Children: Thomas Rhett Akins Jr. (March 30,1990) & Kasey Lee Akins (February 12,1994)

Parents: Thomas Dempsey Akins Jr. & Pamela Marie Lahood Akins

Siblings: John Brooks Akins & James Elias Akins

Colleges Attended: University of Georgia (1 year) & Valdosta State (1 year).

Previous Work: His Dad's Oil & Gas Distributorship.
Moved to Nasvhille in: September of 1992

Got First Guitar: 14 Years Old

First Public Performance: Brother in Laws Wedding Rehearsal Dinner in 1991.

First Professional Performance: Guest Spot with Roy Acuff on The Grand Old Opry in 1992.
Most Exciting Moments: The Birth of his Children & Opening for Reba McEntire in 1995.

First Record Label: Decca Records (Division of MCA Records)

Current Record Label: Audium Entertainment

Discovered by: Jerry Smith

First Booking Contact: Buddy Lee Attractions

First Management: Jake & Company

Debut Album: A Thousand Memories

Second Album: Somebody New

Third Album: What Livin's All About

Fourth Album: Friday Night In Dixie

Country America Top New Star for 1995

American Music Awards "New Country Artist" Finalist 1995

Named National Spokesperson for the Boys & Girls club of America in 1997

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