Rising country star Noah Hicks stops by to discuss and perform his new EP, “The Back Home Sessions”

Noah Hicks is a Georgia native who now calls Nashville home. The rising country artist is making a mark with his songwriting, vocals, and southern charm. You can catch him on the road later this month with Justin Moore.

He stopped by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about his upbringing in Georgia, his move to Nashville, and his new EP, “The Back Home Sessions.”

He also stuck around to perform “No More Of ‘Em.”

To keep up-to-date with Noah, click HERE.

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