Hailing from Asheville, NC, Jason Curtis is a heartfelt singer/songwriter who finds inspiration in his country, blues, and gospel heritage. Originally from South Louisiana, Jason, alongside his wife Jackie and their children MacKenzie, Mirna, Kaden, and Lillie, have made the Asheville region their home for over two decades. Jason’s music, characterized by its authenticity and emotional depth, draws from his upbringing in the Deep South as a preacher’s son. He aims to write songs that resonate with his own life experiences, aspiring to evoke emotions in his listeners. “Great songs always make you feel something,” he asserts. Jason earned the title “One to Watch” for his original track “Sunday Afternoon” by the Nashville Songwriters Association International.
Jason founded the band Jason Curtis and the Black Sheep in 2025. Combining Jason's original music with 70's and 80's classic country, JC and the BS, as they are affectionately known to some, have quickly gained a dedicated following. To date the band has played historic venues in the Asheville area such as Jack of the Wood, Highlands Brewing, Edas Hideaway, Double Crown, Grey Eagle, 185 King St. in Brevard, NC and the White Horse in Black Mountain, NC. The band is currently preparing for their first full length album with plans to tour both regionally and nationally from Spring thru the Fall.