Singer-songwriter Bre Kennedy creates music soaked in rich, timeless storytelling with innate pop sensibilities. Influenced by mesmerizing talents like Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Feist and Bonnie Raitt, Kennedy’s delicate, raspy sound soars as she touches on profound themes around life’s messy moments. Kennedy reveals, “I usually try to have a smile on when it comes to talking about the mess of being human.” After a brief stint in LA, she hopped in her Nissan and headed to Nashville where she discovered her true musical identity while also writing for others artists.
In 2019, she independently released her Jealous of Birds EP, followed by 2020’s Twenty Something EP, with both title tracks landing on Spotify’s coveted New Music Friday playlist and putting her as the cover of the Today’s Singer-Songwriters playlist. Since then, Kennedy has performed multiple sold out headlining shows at Nashville historic venues like Exit In, Basement East and Kennedy found herself opening for acts like Gary Clark Jr., Joy Oladukun, The Paper Kites and Sheryl Crow at The Ryman.
Media has also taken notice, with outlets like Billboard, Paste, American Songwriter and Atwood singing her praises. Kennedy is currently readying her new highly anticipated album 2026. She has cemented herself as an artist to watch and one of the brightest voices out of the New Nashville music scene.
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“Listening to Kennedy’s music, one can recognize the intricate storytelling infused with both pop sensibilities and folk tenderness”
“Bre Kennedy brings all the cinematic feels to her new track ‘Progress’.”
“As a Narrator, she’s achingly relatable, and as a new artist, she’s more than ready for the spotlight... Bre Kennedy addresses that common struggle whilst further proving the fact that she’s undeniably an artist that deserves your undivided attention.”
