Brantley Gilbert

Brantley Gilbert established himself as a prominent figure in country rock music, beginning his career as a songwriter in Nashville in 2005. Signing with Warner Chappell Publishing, Gilbert quickly showcased his prowess, co-writing the hit singles ‘My Kinda Party’ and ‘Dirt Road Anthem’ for Jason Aldean, who also covered Gilbert’s song ‘The Best of Me.’ Gilbert released his debut album, ‘A Modern Day Prodigal Son,’ in 2009 under Average Joes Entertainment, followed by ‘Halfway to Heaven’ in 2010. In 2011, Gilbert’s career advanced significantly when he signed with Valory Music Co., a division of Big Machine Records. This partnership led to the re-release of ‘Halfway to Heaven’ as a deluxe edition, featuring production by Dann Huff.

Throughout these releases, Gilbert frequently collaborated with other notable artists, including Lindsay Ell on ‘What Happens in a Small Town’ (2018), Hardy and Toby Keith on ‘The Worst Country Song of All Time’ (2021), and Jelly Roll on ‘Son of the Dirty South’ (2022). Most recently, Gilbert released his album ‘Tattoos’ in 2024, showcasing his ongoing artistic evolution. Looking ahead, he is set to release his ‘Greatest Hits… So Far’ compilation album in 2025, reflecting a career built on sustained achievement, consistent chart performance, and artistic collaboration.