Lee Brice

Lee Brice started college like many 18 year olds and thought his life would go in one direction. He enrolled at Clemson University to become a civil engineer but a couple of years later, after a trip to Nashville, the singer's life changed forever.

Lee Brice makes a touching tribute to his wife in his new video for 'I Don't Dance.'

Lee Brice, the wedding singer? If country brides had their choice, the star would be pulling an Adam Sandler and crooning away for their first dance. The ACM winner's new single 'I Don't Dance' made a popular wedding site's list of best wedding songs of 2014.

Lee Brice and his hit song 'I Drive Your Truck" were big winners at the 2014 ACM Awards for Song of the Year.

Despite a few heartbreaking stories and one or two emotional country artists, Taste of Country readers learned that the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is a happy place during Day 1 of the 2014 ToC/St. Jude webathon. That was message from no fewer than five country stars, plus the families of two former patients.

Lee Brice is a longtime supporter of the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The ‘I Don’t Dance’ singer lit up when asked to talk about what the Memphis-based medical campus means to him. He admits it means something different now that he has two little boys at home.

Anyone who came out to the Bismarck Civic Center on Saturday, March 1, was treated to one of the biggest and best shows Bismarck has seen in recent memory! Luke Bryan, Cole Swindell and Lee Brice brought their 'That's My Kinda Night' tour to town and played hit after hit in front of a sold-out crowd.

Did you hear Luke Bryan is coming to Bismarck? Did you hear the concert is SOLD OUT?

Here is an exclusive look behind the scene of the "That's My Kind of Night Tour" featuring Luke talking about the excitement of his first major headline tour as we continue with LUKE BRYAN WEEK.

Lee Brice’s new single ‘I Don’t Dance’ feels like a natural progression of this singer-songwriter’s career. It’s personal, like almost every song on the ‘Hard 2 Love’ album, but also powerful and experimental like Brice's early recordings. The power is provided in production, however -- a key difference between this ballad and others that relied solely on his vocal abilities.