PAUL BRANDT IN CONCERT:
Canadian crooner Paul Brandt has been one of the Great White North's most prominent country acts since he first emerged onto the scene in 1996. His live performances are energetic and uplifting as he treats fans to hits like "Hello Love" and "For You" while strumming his old acoustic. Brandt's trademark black cowboy hat and storytelling between songs have become staples at his shows, and he'll treat ticket buyers to his hit-filled sets during his highly anticipated upcoming appearances.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Born Paul Rennee Belobersycky, Paul Brandt began his career as a pediatric nurse while pursuing music on the side, earning his big break as a country artist with his 1996 hit "My Heart Has a History." After his unexpected success, Brandt quit his job in the medical field and followed his dreams as a songwriter, penning new material for his debut album Calm Before the Storm which featured several No. 1 hits and topped the charts in the US and his native Canada. Since then, Brandt has released six more acclaimed albums, won 13 Canadian Country Music Awards, and taken home eight Juno Awards over the course of his decade-spanning career. Not only is he a famed singer, but he's also an avid philanthropist, working with non-profits like World Vision and Samaritan's Purse. Back on the road, Brandt proves he's an all-around entertainer as he performs for enthused ticket buyers on a number of hit-filled dates.