10 Facts about Lee Brice | Less Known Facts

Facts about Lee Brice present the full info about the American country music singer. He was born on 10th June 1979. His birth name is Kenneth Mobley Brice. Three albums of Brice had been released on the market after Curb Records signed him. The first album for the label is Love Like Crazy. It was followed by Hard To Love and I Don’t Dance. He also released 11 singles. Find out other interesting facts about Lee Brice below:

Facts about Lee Brice 1: the notable singles

The notable singles of Brice are “I Don’t Dance”, “A Woman Like You”, “I Drive Your Truck”, and “Hard to Love”. On Billboard Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay, All of them took No.1.

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Facts about Lee Brice 2: “Love Like Crazy”

“Love Like Crazy” is considered as the most popular song of Brice. On the country chart, it had the longest run. Moreover, Billboard Year-End entitled it as the top country song in 2010.

Facts about Lee Brice 3: the top 10 Billboard country chart

Other songs of Brice like “That Don’t Sound Like You”, “Drinking Class”, “Parking Lot Party”, and “Love Like Crazy” were also included in the top 10 country charts of Billboard.

Facts about Lee Brice 4: collaboration

Brice also collaborated with other artists such as Tim McGraw, Adam Gregory, Garth Brooks and Eli Young Band.

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Facts about Lee Brice 5: the birthplace of Brice

The birthplace of Brice is located in Sumter, South Caroline. His parents are Carleen and Kenneth, Sr. Brice.

Facts about Lee Brice 6: the early life

Brice had shown the interest of music since he was a child. He wrote his songs and sang in a church. He also liked to play guitar and piano.

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Facts about Lee Brice 7: the high school time

During the high school time, Brice was the winner of three talent competitions.

Facts about Lee Brice 8: the university time

Brice earned the football scholarship from Clemson University. He had an arm injury which made him gave up football and focused more on country music.

Facts about Lee Brice 9: as a songwriter

Brice started his musical career not as a singer, but as a songwriter in 2007. The single “More Than a Memory” of Garth Brooks was co-written by Brice, Kyle Jacobs and Billy Montana.