Brittney Spencer

Brittney Spencer is a genre-defying singer-songwriter from Baltimore, celebrated for her free spirit and her remarkable ability to craft songs that blend life, truth, and imagination. Dubbed “Nashville’s new star” by CBS Mornings, Brittney has earned acclaim from NPR Tiny Desk, TODAY Show, Good Morning America, The Washington Post, Rolling Stone, The Wall Street Journal, Variety, Billboard, Consequence, and more.

Brittney has toured extensively, sharing stages with artists like Jason Isbell, The Highwomen, Willie Nelson, Reba, Bob Weir, Maren Morris, Brandi Carlile, Marcus King, and Grace Potter. Her notable festival appearances include CMA Fest, Railbird, Stagecoach, ACL, CMC Rocks, Tortuga Festival, Essence Festival, and Hyde Park’s BTS Festival, where she opened for Bruce Springsteen and The Chicks.

In addition to releasing her critically acclaimed debut album, My Stupid Life, Brittney made her Billboard Hot 100 debut at #27 as a featured artist on Beyoncé’s “Blackbiird” from the Grammy-nominated album Cowboy Carter.

She recently released the single, “Sober Thoughts.” Produced by Jarrad K, “Sober Thoughts” captures the tension between vulnerability and courage, exploring how a little liquid confidence can bring buried feelings to the surface.