Cole Swindell has established himself as a country music artist through his ability to create meaningful stories and his skillful songwriting which produces successful chart-topping hits. Swindell established a dedicated fan base through his music which describes actual experiences and shows his ability to write about love, heartbreak and joyful moments. His first major songs, "Chillin' It," "Hope You Get Lonely Tonight," "You Should Be Here," "Middle of a Memory" and "Single Saturday Night" demonstrate his skill to transform personal experiences into songs which appeal to listeners across the United States.

Swindell maintained his success on country radio throughout his career through his multiple number-one hits and his ACM and CMA Award victories. His music career has progressed through his five studio albums which include Cole Swindell, You Should Be Here, All of It and Stereotype. His musical style combines his country music background with modern production techniques throughout his albums. Swindell established his songwriting career before becoming a solo artist by writing successful songs for Luke Bryan and Thomas Rhett which still influence his ability to create powerful lyrics and emotional songs. Swindell establishes personal bonds with his viewers because of his approachable stage demeanor which works well for both small and large concert venues.