Bailey Rae

Bailey Rae is an Oklahoma-born country artist and songwriter whose music is grounded in tradition and shaped by the western way of life. With a voice that reflects the heart of classic country and a style uniquely her own, Bailey Rae began performing at just 13 years old and has since built a career defined by authenticity, hard work, and a deep respect for the genre.

In 2020, she earned national recognition on NBC’s The Voice, where she made history as the first country artist to join Team Legend. Her standout performances led her to the Top 9 out of more than 44,000 auditioning artists, introducing her to a nationwide audience of country music fans. Since her time on The Voice, Bailey Rae has performed across the country—from honky tonks and rodeos to major festivals—sharing the stage with legendary artists such as Vince Gill, Pam Tillis, Mark Chesnutt, TG Sheppard, along with Texas artists Flatland Calvary, Josh Ward, Jake Worthington and Josh Weathers to name a few.

Her signature sound, rooted in tradition yet refreshingly current, continues to resonate with audiences across generations. Bailey Rae is a multi-time finalist for the Texas Regional Radio Awards, winner of the Texas Country Music Awards "Young Artist of the Year" and served as an ambassador for the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. Her accolades reflect not only her talent but her ongoing commitment to the genre she proudly represents.