BRYAN MARTIN

A Bryan Martin song can sometimes feel like the old bar stool you slip into after a grueling day. It can embrace you like a bone-popping hug from a long-lost friend. And it can swing at you like an overdue punch in the gut–offering the wake-up call you didn’t know you needed. His music digs deep, never hiding from the highs and lows in life that can be too difficult to define outside of a melody. And now, the world’s catching on to his craft like never before. At age 36, Martin continues to climb the country music hierarchy. He’s revved up radio charts with pedal-to-the-floor hit “We Ride”–which landed at No. 3 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart and earned Platinum certification from the RIAA. He reaches millions of listeners each month, with over 800 million career streams … and counting. On the road, he’s sharing stadium stages with Morgan Wallen as part of the One Night At A Time tour, one of the biggest shows in live entertainment. His growing success comes after years of struggle with mental health and addiction–past experiences that at times fuel the humanity in his songs. With each step in his career, audiences embrace Martin’s down-but-never-out story of survival and now, triumph. “just think that if I go hide my scars and I go putting a mask on myself or who I am, I’m doing exactly what I never wanted to do,” Martin said. “I wear the scars, and I’m learning to wear it better. The reason why I don’t hide anything is because there’s too many people that need to know that there is no difference between me and them.”

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