Ontario native, Vancouver raised, Steve Fox began his musical career in Toronto playing in several bands including the popular Rockabilly trio, The Tin Eddies. They played original songs penned by Steve.  He Led, Sang, Picked and Managed the band  throughout its 15 year successful run.  

The Tequila Mockingbirds, an alternative Americana rock band played all original songs written by Fox.  The band had a well followed five year run. 

During the Toronto years Steve wrote songs for two CD’s. Where the Blue Moon Rises; and on the True North/Sony label The Days Of My Youth for which he was nominated for a Juno award. He also worked at the historically esteemed Kensington Sound recording studio as an engineer & producer for eleven years.

In 1997 he & Jan moved to Nashville.  He began several years of staff writing, at Keith Stegal’s Big Picture Music Publishing, cotton Eyed Joe and Cal 4 on music row.

Steve was nominated for a second Juno award and won the ASCAP award; SOCAN awards for his solo work and multiple cuts on many artists in Canada; first place in the International Song Writing Contest in the Country  category for his song “Little Footprints”. He earned a platinum record in Canada for The Road Hammers; Gold and double platinum in the United States for Montgomery Gentry’s version of “Daddy Won’t Sell the Farm”.

Steve toured with Kenny Rogers as an opening act and has done extensive touring as an artist all over North America. As a producer he produced Brett Kissel, Duane Steele, Gill Grand and many others. He lives in Nashville and spends summer in Crystal Beach, Ontario and has raised three boys to be fine men.  

He and Jan developed a career in real estate owning many properties in the Nashville area. He continues to play live with his occasional Nashville band The Buttercups and plays solo originals and covers in bars, halls, private events and cruise ships.  He has written many swing jazz songs and will record in the near future with his Broadway musical director brother Rick Fox.