“She’s My Religion” Performance at Heart of the Gulch | Devin Cooper

Canadian country-rock artist Devin Cooper turns up the volume with a performance of “She’s My Religion” inside the Heart of the Gulch studio in Nashville, Tennessee.

Blending country storytelling with the guitar-driven influences of ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers and classic rock, Devin brings the sound that has helped him build an audience on both sides of the border directly into the studio.

Devin Cooper performs “She’s My Religion” at the Heart of the Gulch studio in Nashville, TN.

Devin Cooper performs “She’s My Religion” inside the Heart of the Gulch studio in Nashville, Tennessee.

Inside Devin Cooper’s Heart of the Gulch Performance

Filmed inside the Heart of the Gulch studio in Nashville, Tennessee, this performance features Devin Cooper performing “She’s My Religion.” Heart of the Gulch is a Nashville-based interview and performance series hosted by Tony Mendoza, featuring country artists, singer-songwriters and emerging voices from Music City and beyond.

Country Storytelling With a Rock & Roll Edge

“She’s My Religion” showcases exactly where Devin’s musical worlds collide.

Devin Cooper performs “She’s My Religion” live for Heart of the Gulch in Nashville, Tennessee.

Canadian country-rock artist Devin Cooper delivers a live performance of “She’s My Religion” for Heart of the Gulch.

The Alberta native has built his sound around the storytelling at the heart of country music while embracing the louder guitars and attitude of the rock bands that influenced him growing up.

It’s a combination Devin has carried from Canadian festival stages to Nashville, creating a country-rock sound that doesn’t worry much about staying inside the lines.

Watch Devin Cooper Perform “She’s My Religion”

Watch Devin Cooper perform “She’s My Religion” inside the Heart of the Gulch studio in Nashville, TN.

For more from Devin, watch his full Heart of the Gulch interview with host Tony Mendoza, where he discusses Good Things: Deluxe Edition, his rock influences, independent career, Country Music Alberta recognition and his Ride to Remember fundraiser.

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