Mike Rogers

Mike Rogers is a seasoned singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose career spans more than two decades in Nashville's country, bluegrass and gospel music communities. Equally at home behind the drums, on guitar or at the microphone, Rogers has built a reputation as the kind of musician other great musicians want beside them onstage.

His career has included performing and recording with Craig Morgan, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Jimmy Fortune, Mac Powell and Bradley Walker. Rogers currently performs with Country Music Hall of Fame member Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder and is a member of Brothers of the Heart alongside Jimmy Fortune, Bradley Walker and Ben Isaacs. He has also appeared hundreds of times on the Grand Ole Opry. As a songwriter, Rogers co-wrote Craig Morgan's Top 10 country hit “Bonfire.”

In 2026, Rogers stepped into a new chapter as a solo artist with Gaither Music Group, releasing his self-titled debut album on May 29. Drawing on a lifetime of country, bluegrass, gospel and roots influences, the project brings the voice and musicianship that have made him a trusted presence behind some of Nashville's most respected artists directly to center stage.