Biography

Introducing the mesmerizing Brittany Jean, a folk singer-songwriter with a flair for heartfelt storytelling. Originally hailing from West Chicago, IL, she now calls the picturesque Pacific Northwest her home, residing in a little apple town in Washington State. With a style deeply rooted in the folk and Americana music she has cherished all her life, Brittany Jean has a unique ability to turn every song she sings into a love song.

Over the past few years, Brittany has ventured far and wide, sharing her music with audiences both near and far. Her performances have included opening for Three Dog Night at their sold-out show at the City Winery in New York City, playing the legendary Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, participating in the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas, and embarking on her first international tour on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. She achieved remarkable success with her album "Wintertide" reaching #2 on the Folk Alliance's radio chart in December 2022, and her song "Call Me North" was named a finalist in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest.

On her album, "All the Love," Brittany Jean offers listeners an intimate journey through love, hope, and resilience. Released at the onset of the pandemic, this album serves as a shining light in these challenging times, providing comfort and strength through her music. The album is a heartfelt collection of love songs featuring a mix of beloved classics and original compositions, including stunning renditions of favorites such as "Landslide," "Please Come to Boston," "Vincent," and "Never Enough," alongside her captivating original pieces. From this album, “The Mirror Go Machine” was a finalist in the 2020 International Acoustic Music Awards.

Brittany's enchanting voice and sincere lyrics have resonated with a diverse audience, ensuring a one-of-a-kind listening experience that keeps them engaged. Her poise on stage will put you at ease, and her stories will draw you in.