Bryan Andrews

About Bryan Andrews

Bryan Andrews is an American country, indie rock, and rock artist from Carrollton, Missouri, known for fusing the raw intensity of rock with the thoughtful contemplation of indie to create a distinctive sound. Before pursuing music full-time, Andrews worked as a pipe welder for nearly five years, a background that infuses his music with blue-collar authenticity and raw songwriting. He gained significant traction through TikTok, with his debut single "Liquor & Pills" released in 2020, and achieved widespread recognition with his 2025 breakout hit "The Older I Get," which topped Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales and Emerging Artists charts. Andrews is celebrated for his soulful songwriting, moving lyrics, soaring guitar riffs, and potent vocals. He is also one of country music's most outspoken voices, utilizing sharp songwriting and unapologetic storytelling to address politically-themed topics from a progressive left-wing viewpoint, often described as protest songs that confront inequality, patriotism, and modern America. In 2026, Andrews has been particularly active: he signed with WME for worldwide representation and inked a deal with Sony/Disruptor Records. He released his first album, "Independence Day," described as a mixtape, which includes new tracks "Home of the Chained" and "Backwoods Backwards," alongside popular songs like "Are We Great Yet?" and "Yeehaw." He embarked on a Midwest tour in April, the "ICE Out of My Country Damn Music" Tour, donating a portion of proceeds to Human Rights First. In June, he performed at CMA Fest. Andrews has also been in the news for receiving death threats due to his liberal views, which he has openly discussed. He has upcoming tour dates scheduled for November 2026.