Canadian country music sensation, Brad Johner, continues on a roll with the release of his sophomore solo album, Summertown Road, the follow-up to his very successful and Juno-nominated solo debut Free. It is already showing signs of being another huge success spawning two Top 10 songs and videos and is loaded with more surefire future hits.

It's been a very busy year for Johner besides completing his album. Several high profile performances this year, including the Queen's Gala and Canada Summer Games, and an unremitting touring schedule from Victoria to Quebec City, has kept Johner on the forefront of the Canadian Country music scene, a position he carved out over a thriving decade-long career in Canada.

A successful run with brother Ken, as The Johner Brothers, led to four hit albums before Brad turning solo in 2003. The industry has responded positively to the move, recognizing Brad with a 2003 Western Canadian Music Award for "Outstanding Country Album", 2003 CCMA nominations for "Album of the Year" and "SOCAN Song of the Year", and a win at the 2004 Canadian Independent Music Awards for "Favourite Country Artist/Group". He was also recognized with Juno and CCMA nominations in 2004.