Jeremy Calloway resides in Owensboro, KY with his wife Holly and two beautiful children, Kristen and Branson. Jeremy's passion for gospel music and ministry started at a very young age where he witnessed great dedication to God's work by virtue of being raised in a pastors home. At age 4 he started his love for singing and by age 12 joined The Calvary Quartet which originated as a local quartet from his church and from that day until now his calling has been very clear concerning his love for quartet singing. Through the years, Jeremy continued to be faithful in that quartet, broadening his horizons both as a solo artist and a member of various groups.

During a talent contest for solo singers hosted by the National Quartet Convention, he was approached by a family group called The Merediths who were from Swansea, SC. After a long season with The Merediths, Jeremy continued singing in a solo capacity and found wide spread acceptance for the music he loved and the talent he possessed. For a short time he served with a local trio from Kentucky but still awaited the opportunity for a chance to sing the music he so loved. In 2004, Jeremy was granted the opportunity to do just that. He joined a group based out of Nashville, TN called Southern Sound. They were known for modern harmonies and unique vocal arrangements which brought a heightened since of awareness to the talent that Jeremy possessed and God certainly used that to broaden his vision and prepare him for what was soon to come. Just before joining The Classic Sound Quartet, he was offered a tenor position with The Blackwood Quartet. The Blackwood name has been synonymous for great quartet singing through the years, yet while Jeremy loved the music and the people he knew God still had not yet placed him permanently.

In June 2007 as The Classic Sound Quartet was looking for a tenor that would fit their style and sound they searched far and wide looking for the right person and there was one voice that stood out with great distinction. It was the smooth tenor voice of Jeremy Calloway. Since the merger, Jeremy admits that the members of the new Palmetto State Quartet group feel like family to him and that he shares a happiness in this ministry that he has not known before. It is apparent that in the days ahead God will greatly use Jeremy. The Palmetto State Quartet could not be happier and Jeremy shares the same sentiments. When he was asked recently in an interview what this season of life was like, he simply commented that he was certain he was in the perfect will of God for he and his family.