"Steel guitar-infused country-rocker (Taste of Country)" Jacob Bryant releases his newest single, "Outlaw Jesus," available everywhere today. Written by Bryant, Joel Shewmake, Jami Grooms and produced by Matt McClure (Dylan Scott, Lee Brice, for KING & COUNTRY), this track possesses deep, heartfelt lyrics detailing recent hardships in Bryant's career.
Outlaw country rocker Jacob Bryant and country gospel singer-songwriter Tyson Leamon release their collaborative new single, "High Road," available everywhere today. The song was written by No. 1 hit songwriter Tia Sellers, who co-wrote Lee Ann Womack's iconic hit "I Hope You Dance," and Pete Sallis (Maddie & Tae, Phillip Phillips, Keb' Mo').
By popular demand from his fans, outlaw country rocker Jacob Bryant releases "Addicted To Heartbreak," available everywhere today. Written by Bryant, Nick Sizemore and Matthew J. Adkins and produced by Bryant and Jesse Triplett, the track combines heartache, regret and acceptance all wrapped up in a soulful ballad that chronicles the habit of choosing the wrong relationship. Bryant drew inspiration from his influences of Keith Whitley, Hank Williams Jr. and George Jones to craft this powerful song.
Outlaw country rocker Jacob Bryant will host his first TalkShopLive stream tonight at 8 p.m. CST where fans can order exclusive signed vinyl and CDs from his latest album, Bar Stool Preacher, as well as additional Jacob Bryant merch. Bryant will be answering questions live and playing songs off of his most recent album. TalkShopLive is the leading livestreaming, social selling, online network.
Country rocker Jacob Bryant debuted at the Grand Ole Opry tonight, just one month after the release of his Bar Stool Preacher album. Bryant was announced by Grand Ole Opry member and No. 1 Billboard charting artist, Mark Wills. His powerful performance of "Heartbeat" and "Sometimes I Pray" received a standing ovation from the audience.
Following the recent release of Bar Stool Preacher, powerhouse vocalist Jacob Bryant has been invited to make his Grand Ole Opry debut on Friday, Feb. 18. Released on Jan. 14 via Thirty Tigers and American Roots Records, Bar Stool Preacher "tells deeply personal stories about his long, hard road to this phase of his life and career (Wide Open Country)." "I’ve worked my whole life for this moment. I can’t even explain how humbled and blessed I feel. Huge thank you to my team for making this happen and Mark Wills for the love and advice. Next time I see y’all, I’ll be standing in the circle where all of my heroes stood. Man, it feels good," Bryant shared.
Edgy, outlaw country rocker Jacob Bryant unleashes his new album, Bar Stool Preacher from Thirty Tigers and American Roots Records, today. Wide Open Country premiered the official music video to the album's focus track, "The Bottom (Raise 'Em Up)", which was also supported by CMT.com, while PopWrapped premiered the lyric video to the song.
Lauded by People.com as a "country star who is singing from experience," Jacob Bryant releases a passionate ode to his wife with the music video to his latest single, "Heartbeat." The Boot and Taste of Country exclusively premiered the video noting that, "Bryant's rich baritone lends itself perfectly to love songs."
"With deep, velvety, powerhouse vocals (The Tennessee Star, Bethany Bowman)," Jacob Bryant delivers a passionate serenade with his new single, "Heartbeat," available now. "Heartbeat" is featured on Bryant's forthcoming Bar Stool Preacher album, which is slated for release on Jan. 14 from Thirty Tigers and American Roots Records.
Edgy, rock-driven rising country artist Jacob Bryant releases the emotionally impactful music video to go along with his introspective single, "Devil & an Old Six String," today. CMT.com exclusively premiered the “moody and brooding” video for the song that “combines his bluegrass, classic country and southern rock influences (Cindy Watts).” The video, which was produced by Dustin Haney (Luke Combs, Mitchel Tenpenny), captures the raw emotions within Bryant's lyrics in the stark and simplistic warehouse setting where the video was shot.