Preston McCabe is a country singer and songwriter from a small town in Indiana. He has been performing since he was 14, and believes in the bringing back the traditional country sound. Preston brings a genuine and spirited performance to every stage, drawing on influences from traditional country and his own life on the rodeo circuit. 

 

His biggest role models are Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Alan Jackson, George Strait, Chris Ledoux, and most of all his grandpa. 

​​Preston puts on a lively, honky tonkin show that keeps the crowd engaged; while, never failing to keep the story telling aspect of country music alive. 

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Preston writes his music according to the way the legends would have. He brings a younger generation back to the roots of country music. With riding bulls in his past, the rodeo influence sneaks into his songs once in a while. With 5 singles released and more on the way. ​​

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Preston performs at a variety of venues and events. He performed at the first Georgia Country Music Festival. He performs at local county fairs and has sang at the Illinois and Indiana State Fair. He performs at several rodeos around Indiana. Preston frequently travels to Nashville to perform at the Nashville Palace. He has supported Alex Miller and The Rangers Band. 

Preston has also opened for multi-platinum artist Josh Turner, as well as country music legends Shenandoah; the GRAMMY-winning group behind the timeless hit “Two Dozen Roses.” Preston's shows allow him connect with longtime fans of classic country while introducing his spirited sound to new audiences.

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Preston has been interviewed by New England's Country podcast and the Whiskey Moments podcast where he discussed his music, life, and influences.

 

 

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In 2025, Preston was interviewed by WKUZ radio station about his up and coming album release and shared his music journey. 

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Don't forget to check out his music on your favorite music platform. ​​​Preston is set to release his debut album in the spring of 2026.

 

"I hope you like what you hear!" -Preston McCabe

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