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Brantley Gilbert

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Biography

Brantley Keith Gilbert, born January 20, 1985, in Jefferson, Georgia, built his career by combining contemporary country songwriting with the weight and attitude of Southern and hard rock. After developing his craft in Georgia and working as a songwriter in Nashville, he signed with Average Joes Entertainment and released A Modern Day Prodigal Son in 2009 and Halfway to Heaven in 2010. His writing reached a broader audience when Jason Aldean recorded “My Kinda Party” and “Dirt Road Anthem,” the latter co-written by Brantley Gilbert and Colt Ford. Valory Music Co. signed him in 2011 and reissued Halfway to Heaven, which produced the number-one country singles “Country Must Be Country Wide” and “You Don’t Know Her Like I Do.” He won the ACM Top New Male Artist award in 2013. The 2014 album Just as I Am yielded further number-one hits with “Bottoms Up” and “One Hell of an Amen” and received the American Music Award for Favorite Country Album. Brantley Gilbert followed it with The Devil Don’t Sleep in 2017 and Fire & Brimstone in 2019, his third consecutive number-one release on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart. The latter included the Lindsay Ell duet “What Happens in a Small Town,” which topped Country Airplay. After collaborating with HARDY and Toby Keith on “The Worst Country Song of All Time,” Brantley Gilbert released So Help Me God in 2022, featuring Jason Aldean on “Rolex on a Redneck,” Jelly Roll on “Son of the Dirty South,” and Vince Gill on “Heaven by Then.” Tattoos followed in 2024 with appearances by Ashley Cooke, Justin Moore, Struggle Jennings, and Demun Jones. In 2025, Brantley Gilbert revisited earlier material through expanded editions of Just as I Am and Halfway to Heaven, released “Want You Back” and “Real American,” compiled Greatest Hits... So Far, and signed with BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville. In 2026, he launched the Real American Tour and introduced “Good Damn,” “F**d Me Up,” “Good Ol’ Boys,” and the title track from his eighth studio album, Sins of the Father, which was released on July 24, 2026 and included another Jelly Roll collaboration, “Begging for Change.”
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Top Tracks

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  2.   Small Town Throwdown
  3.   Bottoms Up
  4.   Country Must Be Country Wide
  5.   The Weekend
  6.   The Ones That Like Me
  7.   Kick It In The Sticks
  8.   One Hell Of An Amen
  9.   What Happens In A Small Town by Lindsay Ell
  10.   Hard Days
  11.   You Don't Know Her Like I Do
  12.   Outlaw In Me
  13.   Son Of The Dirty South
  14.   Dirt Road Anthem by Brantley Gilbert
  15.   Hell On Wheels
  16.   BEGGING FOR CHANGE (feat. Jelly Roll) by Jelly Roll
  17.   Off The Rails
  18.   The Worst Country Song Of All Time featuring Toby Keith
  19.   Tried To Tell Ya
  20.   Rockin' Chairs
  21.   You Could Be That Girl
  22.   Rolex® On A Redneck
  23.   Heaven By Then featuring Vince Gill
  24.   More Than Miles
  25.   Rock This Town
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