Bronnie is a British-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter bringing together country storytelling, rock energy and a natural flair for performance. Drawing on a background in musical theatre, she has developed a high-energy country-rock sound while building an extensive live résumé that includes more than 400 shows across the UK, Europe and the US. Along the way, she has supported artists including Little Mix, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Eric Paslay and Maggie Baugh, while her own headline tours have helped establish a loyal international following.
For UK country fans, Bronnie's move into the genre has already produced some notable results. Her 2025 single “Tea For Two” reached No.1 on the UK iTunes Country Chart, while “Own Girl Own World” and “Memory Lane” both reached No.5. Now based in Nashville, she has also become increasingly involved in the city's songwriting community, collaborating with writers including Blue Foley, Jeff Cohen and Summerlyn Powers. Despite her growing Nashville connections, Bronnie retains strong ties to the UK live scene, where she has undertaken four headline tours and appeared at country festivals including Buckle & Boots.
Her newest album, Sedona Sunrise (2026), marks the clearest expression yet of that country-rock direction. The 12-track second album brings together songs written between 2020 and 2025, using love, heartbreak, life on the road and experiences within the music industry to tell the story of a period of major personal and creative change. Its title track centres on pursuing the life you've dreamed of and having the courage to embrace change — a theme given extra significance by Bronnie's own decision to relocate to Nashville. Produced by Peter Gebbie and co-produced by Bronnie, Sedona Sunrise brings together the storytelling instincts of contemporary country with the punch and immediacy of her rock and pop roots.
