In a genre-bending style he calls “Midwest Country,” Brady’s music is described as “that inexplicable Fourth of July feeling;” It’s stadium-level country anthems from the kid next door, and the world is starting to take notice – including coveted performances at Summerfest (Milwaukee, WI), Americanafest (Nashville, TN), Kansas State Fair (Hutchinson, KS), and many, many more.
A son to a career naval aviator, Brady has experienced life from every corner of the world, giving him a unique ability to reach far beyond traditional genre lines and demographics, and it shows. His midwestern work ethic has American Songwriter calling Brady Lee “one of the top 100 independent acts on the road” for 2024. Both a family man and premier country music act, Brady Lee is redefining the road to stardom.
Plus—Brady’s show at The Grand is truly a homecoming, as his last performance onstage at The Grand Oshkosh was as a high-school student in a regional, locally-produced production of Les Misérables!
