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UPCOMing shows

April 20- Aster Cafe Mpls, MN

June- Bootheel Tour, MO tab

Sept 7-9- Yellowstone Somgwriter Festival Cody, WY

ABOUT

Graham Bramblett was born in raised in Dallas, Texas before embarking on a journey where he called many places home. Bramblett attended college in Missouri but found himself paying as much attention to writing and performing songs as much as his school. Upon graduation, he moved to Nashville to chase that songwriting dream and spent a number of years on Music Row homing his craft. However, in 2010 he left Tennessee for the Twin Cities after burning out. "I ended up in St. Paul because I had family there and it seemed like a good place to reboot. Music had become a chore and I was out of tune with Nashville. Mostly, I had forgotten why I started writing songs in the first place." After a few years, the fire reignited and Bramblett found himself writing and performing around the cities frequently. His debut album, "Under The Lights", was released in August of 2016 and was well received locally and included radio play from a number of radio stations in the area.

In the Spring of 2018, he released "Standard Harmony" to a sold out crowd at The Icehouse and had the single, 'Want To, selected as 'The Song Of The Day' by 89.3/ The Current. "'The Song Of The Day' meant a lot because The Current is an independent format station and that song is country. That made me think a lot about where I was at that time and if it might make more sense to be back in Tennessee", In the Fall of 2018, Graham made the move back to Nashville which happened to coincide with Americana Fest. "I unpacked the U-Haul and then met up with 8 of my buddies from Minnesota that night. I got lucky, very lucky that the timing worked out." Graham is continuing to write and book performances locally and nationally.

"I really enjoy recording and playing live shows, but at the end of the day, it all goes back to the song. That's what really drives me- the process that begins with nothing and turns into something."

The great inbetween(2020)

Standard Harmony(2018)

Praise for Standard Harmony-

A tender heart is a difficult thing to render, much less hear, in these decidedly un-tender times. But over the course of 11 songs, Graham Bramblett lets his tender heart flow wild and free, and delivers a hushed gem that evokes both Texas’s classic country crooners and the Laurel Canyon singer/songwriters of the ‘70s. Bramblett has obviously loved, lost, and learned, and his plaintive voice and lived-in lyrics are the sort of heartbreak-healing medicine that goes down well with morning coffee or late-night spirits. All in all, Standard Harmony is an album whose ballads go deeper with each listen and rockers that’ll make you want to swing dance your life away. Genuinely cool.

-- Jim Walsh, author/songwriter