Diane Berry was born into a musical family, The Holman Family. Born in Texas, she grew up in a little town in Arkansas. With her Mom, Dad, sister and brother, The Holman Family had a weekly radio show on Saturday afternoons on KCAB Radio out of Dardanelle, Arkansas. At the age of thirteen, Diane learned to play the guitar and became a member of the family band on stage. Throughout her years in Arkansas, Diane has performed as a solo artist and also with a band. She decided that Nashville was the place to be and moved there in the early ‘80’s. She was a guitar player/singer in one of the shows in the Opryland Park. That fall, Roy Acuff asked her to be his guest on the Grand Ole’ Opry. With the response she received after that performance, Diane worked the Grand Ole’ Opry for twenty eight years with different artists such as: Jeannie Seely, Johnny Russell, Grandpa Jones, Jan Howard, Skeeter Davis, Jim Ed Brown, Charlie Louvin and Johnny Counterfit. Diane also has a large fan base that spans all over the United States and Europe. Her music is played in Australia, England, Holland, Norway and Germany. Diane was once quoted as saying, “I sing all kinds of music….it just all comes out country!” Diane is also an accomplished songwriter. Connie Smith recorded the gospel song “Take My Hand” on her last album that Diane wrote to honor her mother.