Born and raised in Central Pennsylvania Johnny Jolin grew up working a farm raising veal calves and spending every extra moment hunting and fishing and learning how to playing his Grandmother's guitar. During high school he began showing interest in the military and in his junior year he enrolled in the Army Reserves. During his 10 years of service in the United States Army, Johnny Jolin and his band won a talent search
competition. Things quickly started to fall into place as Army bases requested his band perform for special occasions. Jolin eventually ended his service to focus fully on music. Throughout his career he has shared the stage with dozens of Nashville Recording Artists including Confederate Railroad, Hank Williams III, David Lee Murphy, Ricochet, Jeff Carson, Chely Wright and Randy Travis. He was featured on TNN’s Charlie Daniels’ Talent Round Up and even invited by the US. China Foundation to do a 2 week tour in China in 2004. In 2010, Jolin went into the studio with Nashville producer Dave Smith of the Nashville Song Lab to record "Thank God" and released it as his first ever single to Christian Country radio which debuted at #97 and after a 6-month climb peaked at #6 on the Christian Country Top 100. In December 2011 Jolin released his current single "Tell That To God" which is quickly gaining traction on both Country and Christian Country Radio.

"Children grew up to his guitar solos at the county fair, couples fell in love dancing to his tender ballads and lovers commemorated their wedding day with his smooth vocals. He’s performed run down VFW’s, Fourth of July Carnivals, the prestigious Patriots Theater at The War Memorial and even toured Asia and Europe. His songs have played across the nation, been included in the White House’s copy of the Chicken Soup for the Soul and made noise in Nashville, TN both as an artist and as a writer. Featured on TNN, PBS, and talk radio WRAK AM.

His name is Johnny Jolin and he is a part of our lives."

-James Morgan ("Country Man")