Lee Brice

Lee Brice helped to honor a fallen soldier this Memorial Day by bringing a father's legacy back to life in the form of his truck.

When a story begins with “I bought him a taser for his birthday,” you bet we’re listening.

Jerrod Niemann's "A Little More Love" with Lee Brice will make you wish you could hide in the bed of their El Camino and soak up the good vibes. It's the perfect summer road-tripping song. A faster beat would make you sweat in August. A slower pace would be a lullaby. This groove is just right.

Lee Brice is hard at work on his upcoming album, and he took the time to talk to Taste of Country during the recent ACM Awards about a particular song on the record that will make his wife swoon. The tune is called “11 Roses,” and he says it recalls a special season in their relationship.

The complete daily lineup for Country Jam 2016 has been announced.

Lee Brice Performed April 8th at Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo. I enjoyed the show and even met some listeners.

Lee Brice's song "I Drive Your Truck" holds deep meaning for Ginger Gurley Gilbert Ravella. When she first heard the song, she thought of her late husband Troy Gilbert, an F-16 pilot killed in action on Nov. 27, 2006, and longed for his old truck.

Peyton Manning surprised Nashville patrons at local bar Winners last night (April 4), when he joined Lee Brice and Shay Mooney of Dan + Shay for a performance of "Rocky Top."

Before he was a successful singer, Lee Brice was a songwriter. Did you know he wrote these 3 songs?

As the sound of country music has transformed throughout the decades, so have country artists' styles and tastes in fashion.