Warren Dewitt was brought up with a love of Country music. As a child he listened to singers like Hank Williams, Hank Thompson and Patsy Cline and it is these and other giants of traditional Country music that inspired him to become a Country singer. His father, Warren Reeves, came to England with the US Airforce in the 1950s. In the 1970/80s he was a popular Country singer at clubs and festivals with his band Clarksburg Express. Warren Jnr. first sang with his father when he was 17. In his late teens he left home to spend the next few years travelling Europe and the USA with his dad. On his return he moved to Sheffield and later Nottingham singing in a number of 'weekend' bands with friends while working in the motor trade. One of these was the trio Buffalo County playing around South Yorkshire in 1981/2. Warren turned fully pro in 1996 after moving to Spain and took up a residency as a Country singer in Lanzarote.

In the early 2000s Warren Reeves went back to the USA and settled in Clarksburg, West Virginia with his wife Sheila. There they formed USAUK duo and after fitting out a bus as a home they went to Europe where they sang and toured together for 14 years before retiring to Clarksburg where they still do some local gigs.

Warren returned to the UK in 2011 and since then he has built up a large following across the country winning best East Midlands Country Music Act in 2012. He remains very busy today. Unlike many Country artists he loves 'life on the road' and is happy to travel anywhere in the UK which ensures he still has a very full diary.