Michael Scott, in one word, is described as "driven." 

Raised in Milwaukee, Michael was introduced to Country Music at an early age. Like many artist he had lots of ups and downs, but with that drive forward attitude. Michael has since performed on the same stages with some of music's greatest entertainers including George Jones, Reba McEntire, Kenny Chesney, Chubby Checker, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Montgomery Gentry, Sugarland, 112, Keith Sweat, Buck Cherry,  Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Temptations, Neal McCoy, Daryle Singletary and many many more. 

Michael opened for one of his own musical heroes (Tracy Lawrence) at a festival in Wisconsin and within less than a year to the date of that performance, Lawrence signed Michael Scott to his independent label (Rocky Comfort Records). 

"Michael Scott is a great live entertainer with a unique voice," Lawrence introduced. "He's got that 'something special,' not only as an entertainer but as a person, that translates well to the public. His live performance reminds me of the early Hank Jr. shows; he's edgy and in your face." 

Michael Scott describes himself as an "average Joe" who's a little rebellious, adventuresome and likes to live on the wild side. Admitting that he's an entertainer first who is working to become a great singer and a better musician, Michael Scott is likened to Hank, Jr., George Strait, Eric Church, Kenny Chesney and of course Tracy Lawrence. He combines his high-energy performance with traditional country flavor and a hint of Southern Rock, R&B, and Blues. However Michael is a true music fan and can jump genres in a second. He performed as a DJ for years and has a vast knowledge of music and entertaining skills.

No matter the obstacles, how far, or how long it took to get here, Michael Scott was, is, and continues to be Driven.

He has learned from and performed with some of the best in the business. He has become part of the Country Music Community from hundreds of performances on Nashville's famous Lower Broadway to the honky tonks, fairs, festivals,  military bases. and venues around the world.