Dakota Bradley

Rising country singer Dakota Bradley is teaming with the American Red Cross for his new single, for reasons that are very close to his heart.

Dakota Bradley is hoping he's on Santa's good list this year. The country singer shows his holiday spirit with an original take on the Christmas classic 'Run Rudolph Run' in this video, exclusively on Taste of Country.

Newcomer Dakota Bradley hasn't always had it easy. It was a rather unfortunate event that brought him to Nashville, but he started his career there, and he's made the most of every opportunity since.

Dakota Bradley is an up-and-comer in the country scene with an endorsement from Tim McGraw in his back pocket. He started out playing rock music, but quickly realized that country music was the genre he wanted to pursue, since no other style of music speaks to the listener, in terms of lyrics, like country.

Superstars like George Strait, journeymen like Craig Morgan and crossover acts like Aaron Lewis ... none have come close to slowing down Danielle Bradbery and her debut single 'The Heart of Dixie.' With one more win, 'The Voice' singer's song will be retired to the Hall of Fame. Today and this weekend she faces another country newcomer hungry for a hit.

Newcomer Dakota Bradley has experienced the good fortune of a solid start to his music career, and there have been lots of exciting changes in his life. However, one of the best perks to his newfound fame is his relationship with a special guy -- the iconic Tim McGraw.

Country newcomers Dakota Bradley and Austin Webb are fairly new to bull riding. OK, it's pretty obvious that neither has saddled up before, but they agreed to square off to determine who should be crowned the first-ever Taste of Country Music Festival bull riding champion at the 2013 event.

Dakota Bradley's debut single 'Somethin' Like Somethin'' is a mostly charming pop-country love song that showcases the 18-year-old's spunky personality. He doesn't run from his Bieber-ness. Instead, he adds just enough steel guitar to keep him on the right side of the radio.