About Marc Baker

With a professional career starting in his teenage years, Marc Baker continues to devote his life to God and providing the best entertainment for his fans!

Born in Garden City, Kansas, Marc Baker grew up surrounded by the sounds of true country legends — George Jones, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and many more. Evenings at home were filled with family, laughter, and music as they tuned in to watch the Grand Ole Opry and Hee Haw. It was during those moments that Marc fell in love with the twang of the steel guitar, the cry of the fiddle, and the heart of a country song.

As a young boy, Marc would climb onto the coffee table wearing a black cowboy hat, western shirt, shorts, and a bright green plastic guitar — belting out “Friends in Low Places” and “Achy Breaky Heart.” His Garth Brooks impression earned him the nickname “Little Garth” from his relatives, and before long, every family gathering turned into a Marc Baker performance. It was clear even then — music was going to be his lifelong passion.

When Marc was five, his family relocated to Wichita, Kansas. Growing up, he stayed busy with baseball, soccer, shooting sports, Tae Kwon Do, choir, band, hunting, and fishing — but music always remained close to his heart.

In 2003, a Halloween party changed everything. Marc decided to dress as Elvis Presley, with a homemade jumpsuit sewn by his grandmother, Janice Stebens. As a joke, he hopped on stage to sing “Hound Dog,” and the crowd went wild. That night sparked something special. With encouragement from a local church deacon, Joe Seitz, and Cornbread, a KFDI radio personality, Marc launched his own act — Teenage Elvis.

But even while he was getting “All Shook Up,” Marc’s country roots kept calling. Soon, he traded in his blue suede shoes for Ariat boots, his jumpsuit for Wrangler jeans and a pearl snap shirt, and his sideburns for a cowboy hat — stepping fully into the world of country music where he truly belonged.

In 2006, Marc formed his band Untamed Country, and together they hit the road playing fairs, festivals, and events across the region. By the time he graduated from Wichita West High in 2007, Marc had become a local celebrity — with radio and TV appearances, a loyal fan base, and a growing reputation for his high-energy shows.

Marc married his wife, Nichole, in 2011, and together they have two children, Shane and Paislee — both of whom have followed in their father’s musical footsteps.

In 2019, Marc founded his own record label, Untamed Country Records, where he not only releases his own music but also mentors up-and-coming artists — helping the next generation of musicians chase their dreams.

Over the years, Marc has written and co-written numerous songs and released several albums. Some of his fan favorites include “Ghost In The Wind,” “Kansas Girls,” “Whiskey & Gin,” “I’m Still Crazy,” “No Will To Run,” and “My Woman, My Dog, and My 4x4.”

Known for his electrifying performances, Marc brings heart, humor, and authenticity to every show — connecting with his audience and leaving them with memories that last long after the lights go down.

When asked what he hopes fans take away from his music, Marc says “I want them to see my compassion for God, for life, and for the music I’m blessed to play.”

And in true Marc Baker fashion, he sums it up best. “I thank God every day for blessing me with a career in music, and I’ll keep glorifying Him while putting on the best show possible for my fans.”