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Amy Scruggs
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Copyright 2011 Amy Scruggs Entertainment
Raised in San Dimas California, Amy has been singing since the age of
three. Mother of 4, she finally lived out her dream that has always
been rooted in country music. While in Nashville, Amy caught the attention
of many industry professionals for her powerful vocals and passion for
supporting our troops. Amy was featured in July 09 issue of Country
Weekly Magazine as well as the Sept 09 cover story for Nashville Music
Guide. Her contagious spirit and her passion resonate to all who hear
her. She has overcome tremendous circumstances and obstacles and now
uses that to bring hope and encouragement through her music. Her
patriotism shines through in her known traditional version of the National
Anthem. Amy was chosen to perform the Anthem for the 10 year anniversary
of 9/11 at Dodger Stadium representing the Los Angeles Recruiting Battalion.
Since 2008 Amy has opened for country greats including Trace Adkins, Clint
Black, Charlie Daniels, Little Texas, Hal Katchum, Phil Vassar, Josh Gracin and
others. Amy's single “Comin’ Home” written by Dave Adams and produced by
Paul McKenna is a celebration song for our heroes. She was officially
endorsed by the AMVETS service foundation for California from 2009 through
2011. At the beginning of 2010 Amy decided to set aside touring and dedicated
her musical talents completely to the Veterans and Troops for all her
performances. Amy’s oldest son Ryan Scruggs stepped into lead guitar in
2011 and shared the stage
and dream with her while writing the new music for them. After years of life
changing work behind her, starting in 2012 she went on a hiatus. The death of
one of her closest friends and band member Fred Stewart put the team and
touring on hold. Amy now resides in San Diego CA and performes upon
request for events honoring our heroes and appears for speaking
engagements. She continues outreach to the veteran community and women’s
and children’s organizations. She uses her experiences for humorous stories
and vulnerability to help encourage people to have a positive healthy
perspective for daily life and challenges.
three. Mother of 4, she finally lived out her dream that has always
been rooted in country music. While in Nashville, Amy caught the attention
of many industry professionals for her powerful vocals and passion for
supporting our troops. Amy was featured in July 09 issue of Country
Weekly Magazine as well as the Sept 09 cover story for Nashville Music
Guide. Her contagious spirit and her passion resonate to all who hear
her. She has overcome tremendous circumstances and obstacles and now
uses that to bring hope and encouragement through her music. Her
patriotism shines through in her known traditional version of the National
Anthem. Amy was chosen to perform the Anthem for the 10 year anniversary
of 9/11 at Dodger Stadium representing the Los Angeles Recruiting Battalion.
Since 2008 Amy has opened for country greats including Trace Adkins, Clint
Black, Charlie Daniels, Little Texas, Hal Katchum, Phil Vassar, Josh Gracin and
others. Amy's single “Comin’ Home” written by Dave Adams and produced by
Paul McKenna is a celebration song for our heroes. She was officially
endorsed by the AMVETS service foundation for California from 2009 through
2011. At the beginning of 2010 Amy decided to set aside touring and dedicated
her musical talents completely to the Veterans and Troops for all her
performances. Amy’s oldest son Ryan Scruggs stepped into lead guitar in
2011 and shared the stage
and dream with her while writing the new music for them. After years of life
changing work behind her, starting in 2012 she went on a hiatus. The death of
one of her closest friends and band member Fred Stewart put the team and
touring on hold. Amy now resides in San Diego CA and performes upon
request for events honoring our heroes and appears for speaking
engagements. She continues outreach to the veteran community and women’s
and children’s organizations. She uses her experiences for humorous stories
and vulnerability to help encourage people to have a positive healthy
perspective for daily life and challenges.
Amy Scruggs Rodan + Fields Consultant
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