Bradley Hale grew up just outside of small town Elmira Ontario. Spend any time there and you’re bound to hear country music pumping from pickup trucks, tractors, backyard barbecues, or even the hockey dressing room. Combine that with a rich family history of both farming and music and you get an artist that’s steeped in country roads and country music.

Bradley learned to play and sing at a young age. Influenced by country artists like Eric Church, Zach Bryan, Conner Smith and Riley Green, combined with a love of John Mayer, he has crafted a sound that is familiar yet unique. These rich influences are weaved together with his own experiences creating a strong hometown, backroads style that finds its way into his songwriting and recording. With his big warm, baritone country voice, Bradley delivers heart-rendering ballads as well as driving country rockers.

As a relatively new artist, Bradley already has an impressive resume of live performances and music industry achievements. He earned a spot in this year’s highly coveted “Boots and Hearts” Emerging Artist showcase, as well as being chosen as the sole opener for Cooper Alan at the legendary “Kee to Bala”. Bradley was recently selected for high-profile opening slots with Owen Riegling and Steven Lee Olsen . He adds this to his list of notable opening performances for James Barker Band, Jason Blaine and several past shows with Owen Riegling.

Bradley’s first single “Feels Like Home” was added to Sirius XM’s “Top of The Country” as well as several radio stations across the country in both feature and regular rotation slots. This single as well as an earlier song “Will You Wait” has been added to a number of streaming playlists including the highly sought-after Apple playlists “Country Hits Unplugged,” “New in Country,” “Canada’s Country,” “Country Risers,” and “Country Lovin.”

Bradley’s dream is to share his heartfelt songs and love of country music with Canadian radio and audiences everywhere.