Lee Brice

Lee Brice is an American country music singer-songwriter from South Carolina, known for a rugged, emotionally direct style that blends traditional country storytelling with rock-influenced instrumentation. Signed to Curb Records, he built his career as both a hit-making artist and a respected songwriter, having written for other country stars before establishing his own recording success.

Brice broke through with the ballad «Love Like Crazy», which set records for its extended run on the country charts, before scoring a series of number-one hits including «A Woman Like You», «Hard to Love», «I Drive Your Truck», and «I Don't Dance». Several of his signature singles were co-written with his cousin, Michael Cericola, and «I Drive Your Truck» in particular became known for its emotionally resonant tribute to loss and military sacrifice.

His voice, a weathered baritone, and his knack for anthemic yet personal songwriting have made him a mainstay of modern mainstream country radio, with a catalog that moves between heartfelt ballads and upbeat, rock-tinged party tracks.