Danielle Bradbery has come a long way since kickstarting her career at just 16-years-old. Spending the past decade growing into her artistry, the Texas native has honed her skills and defined her sound while pouring her heart into lyric – earning award nominations, touring across the globe and collaborating with some of the biggest names in music including Diplo, Zac Brown Band, Thomas Rhett, Nick Jonas and more. Facing the challenges brought on by the pandemic head on, Bradbery spent time creating music she loves, infusing her own heartfelt and personal stories into songs like “Never Have I Ever” and “Break My Heart Again” while also bringing the sass on “Stop Draggin’ Your Boots,” which has amassed over 114M+ streams to date. Having always been a young woman who’s long on spunk and short on wasting time, Bradbery employs her smoky, power vocals and definitive sparkle on her new single “A Special Place” (Big Machine Records), currently rising at Country radio. Already racking up 10M+ streams to date, it’s the sort of post-classic Country that can paint a picture, pierce a moment and deliver the kind of come-uppance that would make Loretta Lynn proud.

Leave it to songwriters Maren Morris, Sasha Sloan, Shane McAnally and Jimmy Robbins to throw down with a gusto rarely seen – and producers Nathan Chapman and Derek Wells to capture that unrepentant joy with an equally robust track. Bradbery embarked on her first-ever headline A SPECIAL PLACE TOUR where she “proved she’s part of country music’s next wave” (Substream Magazine), plus established herself as “an artist that deserves a place in the music industry” (Country Now). Up next, she’ll deliver her first Nashville headline show on May 18th at The Basement East before an appearance performing at CMA Fest on June 11th.  Following her recent collaboration with Jordan Davis on “Midnight Crisis,” Bradbery joins him on the road once again for his DAMN GOOD TIME TOUR this fall. For a full list of tour dates and more, visit DanielleBradbery.com and follow along on Instagram.