Born and raised in Baxter, Tennessee, Tepoe Nash began his musical career at the very young age of five when his dad bought him a guitar for his birthday. By the age of twelve, Tepoe was writing songs and playing drums in a rock band at many of the local venues. Over the years, while developing his songwriting skills and musical abilities on various instruments, Tepoe was involved in several rock bands. Two of the bands were seriously considered by major record labels, but the challenges of keeping the bands together prohibited their further development. After accepting the reality of these challenges, Tepoe decided to pursue a solo musical career.

Tepoe began performing in Nashville, Tennessee, as an acoustic artist at various songwriting venues such as the Bluebird Café, the French Quarter, the Commodore Lounge, the Hall of Fame Lounge, and many others. Tepoe was inspired to record his acoustic songs and then organized a tour to Las Vegas to promote his new CD. He performed at many cities along the way including Oklahoma City, Amarillo, Flagstaff, Las Vegas, Denver, and St. Louis. Tepoe was then invited to perform on a local Pax television show called “Nashville On Stage” and was viewed by approximately 3.5 million people. Tepoe also began collaborating and performing with Hall of Famer, Wayne Moss, also known as Barefoot Jerry. Although Tepoe enjoys performing his acoustic music, his burning desire for rock music was reignited and led him to work on his latest project.