Great name for a band
Corny Town
The story
Corny Town was born in the heart of Indiana, where the endless golden rows of cornfields stretch as far as the eye can see. Childhood friends Maya, Ollie, and Trent grew up playing music in barns, at county fairs, and on the backs of pickup trucks. One lazy summer day, a thunderstorm forced them inside Ollie’s family barn, where they wrote their first song by candlelight—an ode to the peculiar charm of their rural home. As word spread about their quirky lyrics and infectious melodies, Corny Town’s shows became legendary for their high-energy performances, playful banter, and a certain corn-cob mascot named Kernel. Their music is a celebration of small-town life, the trials and joys of growing up surrounded by fields, and embracing the “corniness” that makes them unique.
Sunset on County Line
Verse 1 G D Em C We carve our names in the silo’s skin G D Em C Laugh with the wind as the fireflies spin G D Em C Boots in the dirt, hearts in the sky G D Em C Dreams growing tall as the cornfields rise Chorus Em C G D Sunset on County Line, painting the air with gold Em C G D This little town may be small, but its stories are bold Em C G D Under the wide-open sky, I know I’m right where I belong C D G Singing my heart out to a Corny Town song Verse 2 G D Em C Dancing on tractors, chasing down time G D Em C Life tastes like sweet tea and homegrown shine G D Em C Out where the laughter drowns all the noise G D Em C We’re just small-town girls and boys Chorus Em C G D Sunset on County Line, painting the air with gold Em C G D This little town may be small, but its stories are bold Em C G D Under the wide-open sky, I know I’m right where I belong C D G Singing my heart out to a Corny Town song
Biggest fan
Fan Name: Shelby Rae Shelby Rae says: “I’ve been with Corny Town since their first gig at the Summerfield Grange. Their music reminds me of every good memory I have here in Indiana—bonfires, best friends, and laughing until midnight. When I had a rough year and lost my job, their song ‘Sunset on County Line’ became my anthem; it gave me hope and made me feel proud to be from a place others call corny. I’ve seen them twelve times, and every show feels like coming home.”