Jack Ingram is a Texas-born country singer whose records have earned both critical and peer acclaim and spawned massive hit singles. Emerging in the 1990s with a slew of well-received but commercially struggling singles, the modern-day honky tonker didn't find major success until 2005 with the release of the single "Wherever You Are," which climbed to number one on the Billboard Country charts. "Love You," "Lips of an Angel," "Measure of a Man," and "That's a Man" kept Ingram in the Country Top 40 over the next five years, with "Barefoot and Crazy" giving him a second Country Top Ten in 2009. From that point forward, Ingram pursued an independent route, re-emerging in 2016 with Midnight Motel on Rounder Records, but a collaborative album with Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall called The Marfa Tapes brought him back to the top of the Country charts in 2021.

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Ingram is a 2024 inductee into the Texas Heritage Songwriters Association Hall of Fame.

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