Danielle Bradbery

Danielle Bradbery burst onto the music scene as the youngest winner of NBC's "The Voice" in 2013, at just 16 years old. Bradbery swiftly signed a record deal with Big Machine Records, releasing her debut single "The Heart of Dixie" and album "Danielle Bradbery" within the same year. Notable performances during her time on "The Voice" included her renditions of Taylor Swift's "Mean," Carrie Underwood's "Wasted," and Jo Dee Messina's "Heads Carolina, Tails California," several of which reached the top 10 on iTunes charts. Bradbery notably held the record for most iTunes downloads for any contestant in the history of "The Voice" during her participation.

Following her debut, Bradbery continued to make waves in the music industry, releasing her second album "I Don't Believe We've Met" in 2017 and contributing to the "Charlie's Angels: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" in 2019. Her song "My Day" was notably featured in the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics promotional campaign. In 2023, Bradbery embarked on her first headlining tour, the A Special Place Tour, following the release of her certified RIAA Gold single "Stop Draggin' Your Boots." That same year, she released the song "A Special Place."

Bradbery's talent extends beyond her music, as evidenced by her involvement in various charity events such as the Eighth Annual Tradition of Hope Gala for ALS research and the Girls & Guitars concert for the Ryan Seacrest Foundation. She has also gained recognition through nominations for awards such as Female Vocalist of the Year at the American Country Countdown Awards and New Female Vocalist of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards. Bradbery's music often exhibits a blend of country roots with R&B, pop, and rock influences, particularly in her collection "In Between: The Collection." She released her latest album "Danielle" in September 2024.