We are gearing up for a big show in just over a week. And it’s bringing some of Nashville’s biggest songwriters to Augusta! You don’t want to miss out on The KICKS 99 Songwriter Series on March 8th at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center. Get details on the show HERE. And on the list of songwriters, we’ve got the Warren Brothers. This duo has written a lot of songs you know and love!
Who Are The Warren Brothers?
Brad and Brett Warren are two brothers who make up the American songwriting duo known as the Warren Brothers. The two are originally from Tampa, Florida. And Tampa is where the duo got started as recording artists.
The brothers moved to Nashville in 1995, and two years later they signed a record deal with RCA Records. Together, they made 3 albums with BNA Records, along with an independent release on 429 Records.
During their time as recording artists, the two toured as an opening act for Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and others. And their time with Tim McGraw paid off. Tim was very interested in their songwriting. Throughout the years, he has recorded over 20 songs they’ve written, inlcuding “If You’re Reading This,” “Felt Good On My Lips,” and “Highway Don’t Care.”
Not only have the pair been recording artists, but they also served as celebrity judges on the second season of “Nashville Star.” They even had their own reality series on CMT called “Barely Famous, The Warren Brothers.”
The two are known for their great sense of humor and have been part time radio personalities and had a few film cameos. In addition to all of that, they were nominated for CMA Duo of the Year for 6 years in a row. They also have a GRAMMY nomination and CMA song of the year nomination too.
Songs Written By The Warren Brothers
While Tim McGraw has recorded many of their songs, their list of artists recording their songs is extensive. One that’s recently been highlighted due to Toby Keith’s passing is “Red Solo Cup.” They also wrote Faith Hill’s “The Lucky One” and Keith Urban’s “Little Bit Of Everything.”
They’ve had songs recorded by some of our favorite Georgia artists too! Lady A, Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell, and Billy Currington have all recorded songs written by this brother duo.
Here are some other songs they’ve written:
