Ry Bradley paves a unique path on the country and Americana scene with influences that were ingrained in his sound from his childhood years in Hawaii and California.  At the base of his songwriting style are the Bakersfield greats like Merle Haggard and Dwight Yoakam, while his playing is inspired by rock bands like Aerosmith and Guns N’ Roses. The latter explains the Les Paul guitar that colors each track in a delivery that parallels that of Keith Urban.  The six-string has been an instrumental part of his persona since he got his first guitar at eleven years old, and eventually his bachelor’s degree in guitar performance.

 

Now, fans can find Ry in the spotlight at more than 200 shows per year opening for acts like Miranda Lambert, Florida Georgia Line, Kellie Pickler, Scotty McCreery, Tyler Farr, and playing festivals like Country Thunder. Beyond the performance arena, Ry's music has been featured in hit TV series such as NBC's Chicago Med and ABC Family's The Fosters in addition to being featured on SiriusXM's The Highway. This LA Music Awards winner for Country Artist of the Year always extends a helping hand to his community donating proceeds of tracks to charities like The National Compassion Fund following the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival shooting and writing songs for organizations like Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America. This summer, Ry will be premiering his latest release Everything I've Got on Sound Revolver, with the debut single Hard Not to Feel launching in May