Cole Bradley

Country singer and songwriter, Cole Bradley, is a making major inroads in the North American music scene. Growing up listening to the likes of Kenny Chesney and Garth Brooks, Bradley first graced the stage at the young age of five. Since then, Cole has fostered a passion for performing and sharing his music with others. “As an artist, it is important for me that people connect and relate to my songs,” says Bradley.

Much like Cole himself, his songs are upbeat, positive and full of life. He is a natural entertainer with an infectious energy. His unique vocals and his edgy country sound, make his music fresh and original. Whether he is belting out a rowdy party anthem or a heartfelt ballad, he is able to captivate fans of all ages with his sense of humor, warmth and honest songwriting.

Bradley has had the privilege of working with world class producers and writers in Nashville, Los Angeles and Canada and has opened for various country music entertainers including Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, Danielle Bradbery, LANCO, among many others. Since his move to Nashville in 2016, Bradley has continued to work on the craft of songwriting while playing at local venues including the historic Bluebird Cafe where he made his debut in September 2017 and has played numerous times since, happily returning to play for the attentive audiences for which the The Bluebird is famous. Bradley has also played other prominent venues since his move to Tennessee including the Bridgestone Arena, Whiskey Jam, and the Listening Room Café. In 2020, Cole graduated from Belmont University and shortly after signed his first deal with Average Joes Entertainment in Nashville. The first song released through AJE was produced by Grammy Award winning producer Noah Gordon and was called “Party Don’t Start”. Bradley collaborated with his friends in the NHL to sing along to this single and the video landed him on the NHL Network. A new EP “Back On A Beach” was released in June of 2023 which many agree is Bradley’s best work to date. In December 2023, Bradley performed original songs on the MLB Network at the Winter Meetings. In 2025, Bradley continues plans to tour various parts of the United States including TN, OH, NC, AZ, FL and all across Canada.

In 2024, Cole announced his new music-hockey based show called “Hockey Tonk” on the NHL Network. The show features real life relationships between NHL players and musicians in Nashville.