Brett Young

Brett Young, born Brett Charles Young on March 23, 1981, in Anaheim, California, is a country-pop artist whose heartfelt songwriting and smooth, soulful voice have earned him a devoted following. Before music became his path, Brett was on track for a professional baseball career, pitching for the University of Mississippi. But after a serious elbow injury ended that dream, he turned his focus to music—something he’d always loved—and never looked back.

Brett’s rise in the country scene was swift. His self-titled EP in 2016 introduced fans to his warm sound, with the single “Sleep Without You” becoming an instant hit. A year later, his debut album Brett Young brought even greater success, featuring beloved tracks like “In Case You Didn’t Know” and “Like I Loved You.” He followed it with Ticket to L.A. in 2018 and Weekends Look a Little Different These Days in 2021, albums that blended West Coast ease with Nashville’s country roots.

Beyond the music, Brett is a proud family man. He married his longtime love Taylor Mills in 2018, and together they’re raising two daughters, Presley and Rowan. His songs often reflect his own journey—honest, emotional, and grounded in real-life experiences.

Now in 2025, Brett Young remains a constant in modern country music. Whether he’s writing about love, loss, or life as a dad, his ability to connect with fans through honest storytelling keeps him at the top of his game.