Chris Marion

In 2013, Marion joined the editorial team at Harmony Central, a weekly e-magazine that features articles about the music industry, gear reviews, artist interviews and discussion forums.

In 2011, Marion founded TourPRO, a touring personnel resource that facilitates personnel placement with artists and tours.

At the end of 2004, Marion was invited to join the Little River Band in which he is a keyboardist and sings.

Since moving to Nashville in 1987, Marion has toured with the likes of Steven Curtis Chapman, Shenandoah, Beth Moore and Jeannie Seely of the Grand Ole Opry. In 1994, along with Danny Myrick, Marion founded the country rock band Western Flyer on the Step One Record label which garnered four charting Billboard singles in the country genre along with critical praise.

After graduating with honors from Chilhowie High School in 1980, Marion pursued a degree in Music at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee although eventually graduating with a degree in psychology. It was the time at Carson Newman that made inroads and relationships that led Marion to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue music professionally.

Chris Marion (born January 8, 1962) is an American musician best known as a member of the Little River Band and for his contribution to the rock music and gospel music industries. Born in Belton, Texas, and growing up in rural Virginia, Marion started his musical career as a pianist for his traveling family gospel group. He started taking piano lessons at age 4 and continued classical training on piano, trombone, and voice through college.