Mark Collie is a dynamic figure whose roles as a singer, songwriter, actor, filmmaker, and humanitarian intersect to define his legacy. A trailblazer in country music, he is celebrated for hits like “Even The Man In The Moon Is Crying,” “Born To Love You,“ and “Hard Lovin’ Woman.“ His songwriting has been embraced by country icons such as Tim McGraw, Martina McBride, Garth Brooks, and Alabama.

Beyond music, Collie’s recent portrayal of Sheriff Walt Joeberg in Taylor Sheridan’s Landman (2024) on Paramount+ showcases his versatility and depth as an actor. Previously, he appeared in notable roles in Marvel’s The Punisher, Fire Down Below, Walker, Texas Ranger, and ABC’s Nashville. Collie also served as the Co-Executive Producer and Co-Music Supervisor for the Grammy-nominated The Ice Road soundtrack, further showcasing his creative reach in film and music.

A humanitarian at heart, Collie has dedicated over 20 years to prison rehabilitation through music, inspiring thousands through his My Song for Life program and the Alive at Brushy Mountain live album and documentary. His commitment to bettering lives also extends to diabetes research, where the Mark Collie Chair in Diabetes Research at Vanderbilt University supports advancements in care, driven by his battle with the disease.

His contributions to music have earned him induction into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame and the Country Music Walk of Fame, along with numerous BMI and ASCAP awards. He received the BMI Millionaire Award for Hard Lovin’ Woman, a BMI Award for Born to Love You, and an ASCAP Pop Music Award for Even the Man in The Moon Is Crying. In recognition of his philanthropic efforts, Collie was honored with the American Spirit Award by the U.S. Air Force and named Tennessean of the Year by the State of Tennessee.

Collie’s diverse talents and unwavering dedication to his craft continue to impact the entertainment industry and his community.