On Stage 10/19 – Brandon Pruitt

Twenty-five year old Brandon Pruitt hails from Lexington, Oklahoma. He is an accomplished singer, songwriter, and musician. His mentors include such legends as Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Keith Whitley, and Hank Williams Sr.
After forming a relationship with Sony Publishing’s Mike Whelan late in 2005, Brandon immediately began work on his freshman album “Red Dirt, Blue Country”. The album has been widely received by fans in the middle Tennessee area, as well as Texas and Oklahoma.
Brandon has enjoyed radio success in central Oklahoma along with many internet radio stations. He became the record holder at 93.3King Country in February of 2007 for most positive call-ins made with the debut of his current single “Oklahoma Way”. The single is presently holding rotation at 93.3FM KKNG (OKC, OK) and 100.1FM KYKC (Ada, OK).
Brandon is currently working with producer/songwriter Lee Miller, who has enjoyed success with songs such as “The Impossible” (recorded by Joe Nichols) and “The World” (recorded by Brad Paisley). Brandon’s day to day life involves creating with some of Nashville’s premiere songwriters, including: Buddy Brock, Michael Heeney, Derrick Ruttan, Clint Daniels and Lynn Hutton. He also plays steady gigs in the Nashville area and has created a very loyal following at many local honky-tonks.
With the dynamic fusion of honky-tonk country, blues and rock, Brandon has forged his own unique sound in today’s music scene. His heartfelt vocals and soul-searching lyrics, have positioned him as the leader in a new revolution of American music.