MAMADEAR

MamaDear never met a porch they didn’t like. It was on a front porch just five years ago that Kelly Bradway, Dan Wilson, and Parker Bradway formed the country music trio they now call MamaDear—named after a lovely lady with the loveliest porch in Tennessee. Since then, they have aspired to treat every stage like it's their porch and every fan like a friend while playing shows across America and opening for acts like Martina McBride, CAM, Brett Eldredge, Kristian Bush, Charlie Daniels, and more.  With every stop from coast to coast, MamaDear carries home with them wherever they go.


All it takes is a verse and a chorus before MamaDear feels like a lifelong friend. This may be why they were named Rolling Stone’s “Best Up-and-Comer” at 2014's CMA Fest.”  It may also be why a Southwest Airlines flight crew once had them sing “Country Roads” over the loudspeaker to 37 rows of delighted travelers. Their sound is contagious and breeds southern comfort nostalgia—no matter how far you may be from your own front porch.


MamaDear's tunes remind us of the good things in life. Like the cardboard pop on a can of biscuits, like the hand of a friend on the crease of your shoulder, or the twang of a B7 chord on a vintage Gibson guitar. Like everything you’d ever need is right beside you, exactly where it belongs. With the sound of stadium artists and the heart of the Bluebird, MamaDear is taking country music to a place anyone can call home. So leave your boots on the porch and stay a while.