Bri Fletcher – Country Sundays
Bri Fletcher, a Fort Worth, Texas-born singer-songwriter, stands out in the contemporary country scene with her soulful fusion of country, R&B, and pop. Now a Nashville-based artist, Fletcher’s music resonates with a deep emotional truth, delivered through a voice that is both gritty and controlled. Her songwriting, known for its grounded storytelling and lived-in honesty, appeals strongly to UK country music fans who cherish narrative depth in their music.
Her career gained significant momentum after her appearance on Season 25 of The Voice, where she was part of Team Chance the Rapper. This exposure highlighted her vocal depth and raw delivery, paving the way for collaborations with artists like Sammy Arriaga and Jake Hoot and the release of her debut EP Chapter One. This EP has been streamed over 3.5 million times, featuring standout tracks that have gained recognition on platforms like CMT and earned features in renowned publications including Holler, American Songwriter, and Taste of Country. Fletcher is also a notable presence at Nashville’s Song Suffragettes, a showcase spotlighting emerging female artists.

Her latest single, It’s Too Late, released in 2026, exemplifies Fletcher’s artistic growth. The track blends her soulful edge with a contemporary country sound that aligns well with UK playlists, showcasing her confident vocals and genre-blending style. Fans of artists who skillfully merge country storytelling with R&B-smoothness and pop sensibilities will find much to appreciate in her work.
Voodoo Keller, Chelmsford
The upcoming stop at Voodoo Keller in Chelmsford offers a unique setting for Fletcher’s Country Sundays 2025 tour. Known as a cocktail bar and brewery taproom with an eclectic collection of wines and spirits, Voodoo Keller provides a warm and intimate atmosphere for live music. The venue’s commitment to varied programming and its independent charm make it an ideal place for country music enthusiasts to experience Fletcher’s compelling live performance. The venue aptly describes the event as featuring “big vocals, honest lyrics and the kind of songs that make you want to stay for ‘just one more’,” capturing the inviting spirit that audiences can expect.




