At the age of 15, Swiss country singer-songwriter Florian Fox formed what was then Switzerland's youngest country-rockabilly band, "The Black Barons". With the band he won a Swiss newcomer award and the band's album was called one of the best Swiss albums of 2013 by Swiss national radio SRF 3. He has opened for acts such as The Bellamy Brothers, Lorrie Morgan, Johnny Reid and many more. In 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, Florian Fox moved to the country music capital of Nashville to take his musical career to the next level. In October 2020, he won the award for "Outstanding Live Performance" at the Texas Sounds International Country Music Awards in Jefferson, TX. In Nashville, his first solo album "Made in U. S. A" was produced by U.S. country music star Chuck Mead (BR5-49, Musicians' Hall of Fame). Florian Fox is setting out for the great leap: The single release, 'Swiss Guy', published in early 2022 was a full-scale success, with its accompanying music video achieving over 30,000 views within days. 2023 saw the release of Florian Fox's EP "Made in Nashville". The EP which was dedicated to roots music featured former Johnny Cash bassist Dave Roe, Country Music Hall of Fame member Charlie McCoy and Grand Ole Opry music director Kerry Marx. On February 24, 2024 Florian Fox released his first live album "Live At Country Night Gstaad". He is a nominee for the renowned Swiss cultural award Prix Walo and the Texas Sounds Int. Country Music Awards in 2024.