Kix Brooks, renowned for his dynamic contributions to country music, began his professional journey at the young age of 12, performing in various clubs and venues. His passion for songwriting blossomed during his high school years, leading him to Nashville, where he joined Tree Publishing Company. This pivotal move allowed him to pen hits for notable artists such as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Highway 101, establishing his reputation as a talented songwriter in the industry.

In 1991, Brooks partnered with Ronnie Dunn to form the iconic duo Brooks & Dunn. Their debut album, “Brand New Man,” was a monumental success, producing four number-one hits and solidifying their place in country music history. Over their two-decade collaboration, Brooks & Dunn garnered numerous awards, including multiple CMA and ACM Awards, and became one of the best-selling duos in country music, with over 30 million albums sold.

Following the duo’s disbandment, Brooks embarked on a successful solo career, releasing the album “New to This Town” and continuing to showcase his songwriting prowess. His versatility also extends to radio, where he has hosted the popular show “American Country Countdown,” further connecting with fans and promoting country music.

In recognition of his remarkable contributions, Brooks was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2019 as part of Brooks & Dunn. His enduring legacy in the music industry continues to inspire aspiring artists and entertain fans worldwide, making Kix Brooks a true country music icon.