Danielle Bradbery

Danielle Simone Bradbery ( born July 23, 1996, League City, Texas) is an American country singer. It was in 2013 known as the winner of the fourth season of the talent show The Voice.

Biography

At age 16, Danielle Bradbery was one of the youngest participants in the talent show The Voice in the spring of 2013. Though she claims to had no stage experience and no vocal training, she was easily the blind auditions with the song Mean by Countrypop singer Taylor Swift. Most of their cover versions in the show were country songs. The Texan came confidently through the pros and live rounds by audience vote and outside the program she was one of the most successful participants and met regularly with their songs in the top 10 of the iTunes charts daily. Finally, they won by seven live rounds of the fourth season of the show become the youngest winner. Even in the U.S. charts it was one of the most successful participants of The Voice: All of their posts were placed on the country charts, six of them in the Hot 100, and their show - compilation reached number 19, the highest position of all previous participants.

In November 2013 Danielle Bradbery able to build on their success and also came with their own first, named after her own album in the top 20 of the charts. The beginning of 2013 she will go as support act with Brad Paisley on U.S. tour.

Discography

Songs

• Songs from the The Voice broadcasts from March 25 to June 18, 2013 Mean (Taylor Swift)
• Jesus Take the Wheel (Carrie Underwood )
• Maybe It Was Memphis ( Pam Tillis )
• Wasted (Carrie Underwood )
• Heads Carolina, Tails California ( Jo Dee Messina)
• Shake the Sugar Tree ( Pam Tillis )
• A Little Bit Stronger ( Sara Evans )
• Please Remember Me ( Rodney Crowell )
• Who I Am (Jessica Andrews )
• Timber, I'm Falling in Love ( Patty Loveless - duet with coach Blake Shelton )
• Born to Fly ( Sara Evans )

Albums

• The Voice - The Complete Season 4 Collection ( 2013)
• Danielle Bradbery (2013 )

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