Welcome to Song Sessions, your singer-songwriter concert series in The Mockingbird. Led by Nashville musician and Greenville fan favorite Maia Sharp, these intimate sessions of stories and songs feature a rotating lineup of guest songwriters each month. This is the place to be for anyone who deeply connects with music and enjoys tales about the musician's life.
This May, Maia Sharp is joined by Danny Myrick and Erin Enderlin.
Maia Sharp is an acclaimed songwriter whose work has been recorded by artists including Bonnie Raitt, The Chicks, Cher, and Trisha Yearwood. She has released nine solo albums, collaborated with Art Garfunkel and Buddy Mondlock, and performs with her duo Roscoe & Etta. An adjunct professor at NYU and longtime collaborator with Songwriting With: Soldiers, her latest album Tomboy was released in September 2025.
Danny Myrick, a Mississippi preacher’s kid, grew up performing with his family gospel band and scored his first #1 at 17. After moving to Nashville, he earned seven more #1 gospel hits and co-founded ’90s country rock band Western Flyer, landing multiple Top 40 singles. As a songwriter and producer, he’s worked with major artists across genres, with 20+ million records sold and over one billion streams, including hits like “International Harvester,” “Truck Yeah,” “I Love This Life,” and 2009’s most-played country song, “She’s Country.” He also produced the #1 gospel album Company’s Comin’ by Leslie Jordan and was inducted into the Mississippi Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2025.
Erin Enderlin, an Arkansas native, fell in love with country music through her papaw’s record collection before kindergarten. Today, Rolling Stone calls her songs “the stuff of country classics—concise, tear-stained, and all too relatable,” and her character-driven writing shines across albums like Faulkner County and Whiskeytown Crier, as well as a new project with Sunny Sweeney and Harley Husbands. She’s been championed by Elton John on Rocket Hour and featured by the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum as a breakthrough artist, while regularly appearing on the Grand Ole Opry. More than 50 of her songs have been recorded by artists including Lee Ann Womack, Reba, Willie Nelson, Luke Bryan, and The War And Treaty, and she recently co-wrote multiple songs for The Gray House, an upcoming Amazon Prime series produced by Morgan Freeman and Kevin Costner.
