Brett Eldredge Biography: Wife, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Height, Parents, Albums

Brett Ryan Eldredge, also known as Brett Eldredge is a talented American country music singer, songwriter, and record producer known for his smooth vocals and heartfelt tracks that blend traditional country with modern pop influences.

Born and raised in Illinois, he discovered his passion for music early, influenced by family and classic artists, before signing with a major label and releasing hits that topped charts.

Profile

• Full Name: Brett Ryan Eldredge
• Stage Name: Brett Eldredge
• Born: March 23, 1986
• Age: 39 years old
• Birthplace: Paris, Illinois, USA
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, and Record Producer
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Christopher “Chris” Eldredge and Robin Beth Eldredge
• Siblings: Brice Eldredge (older brother)
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $5 million USD

Early Life and Education

Brett Eldredge was born on March 23, 1986, in Paris, Illinois.

Raised by his parents, Christopher “Chris” Eldredge and Robin Beth Eldredge, he grew up with his older brother Brice, who later became his business manager.

Surrounded by sounds of Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, and Bobby Darin from a young age, he developed a love for country and soul music, performing at local events by his teens.

He attended Elmhurst College in Elmhurst, Illinois, initially studying communications before transferring to Tennessee State University in Nashville to pursue music full-time.

His cousin, Terry Eldredge, a former member of the bluegrass group The Grascals, inspired his move to Music City.

His ethnicity is mixed (English, German, Swedish, Dutch), and he follows Christianity.

Career

Brett Eldredge began his professional journey in Nashville after college, co-writing songs like “I Think I’ve Had Enough” for Gary Allan while performing in local clubs.

He signed with Atlantic Records in late 2010, releasing his debut single “Raymond” in September that year, which peaked at No. 23 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

His follow-up “It Ain’t Gotta Be Love” reached No. 46, setting the stage for his breakthrough.

In 2013, he debuted with the album Bring You Back on Atlantic Nashville, featuring the No. 1 hit “Don’t Ya,” which launched his streak of chart-toppers.

Subsequent albums Illinois (2015) with “Lose My Mind” and “Drunk on Your Love” both hitting No. 1, Glow (2016)—his first Christmas record—and Brett Eldredge (2017) solidified his rise, with singles like “Mean to Me” and “Wanna Be That Song.”

He parted ways with Warner Music Nashville in 2023 to launch his independent label Warm and Cozy Records, releasing Songs About You in 2022 and the holiday album Mr. Christmas in 2021.

Recent projects include Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family) in September 2024, the single “Gorgeous” in January 2025, and his second EP Lonestar Lovers announced in February 2025.

Awards and Nominations

• Academy of Country Music Awards (ACM): Won New Male Vocalist of the Year (2014); nominated for Single Record of the Year (“Beat of the Music,” 2015) and Video of the Year (“Don’t Ya,” 2014).
• Country Music Association Awards (CMA): Won New Artist of the Year (2014); nominated for Single of the Year (“Drunk on Your Love,” 2016).
• Billboard Music Awards: Won Top Country Album (Bring You Back, 2014).
• ASCAP Country Music Awards: Won Most Performed Songs from a Film or TV Show (“Beat of the Music,” 2015); multiple wins for songs like “Mean to Me” (2015) and “Drunk on Your Love” (2016).
• BMI Country Awards: Won Song of the Year (“Beat of the Music,” 2015) and Top 50 Songs for several tracks.
• American Country Countdown Awards: Won Breakthrough Video of the Year (“Don’t Ya,” 2014).

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @bretteldredge
• Facebook Handle: BrettEldredge
• Twitter Handle: @BrettEldredge
• YouTube Channel: BrettEldredge
• TikTok Handle: @bretteldredge

Personal Life

Brett Eldredge, 39, is a talented American country music singer, songwriter, and record producer.

He keeps his romantic life private and remains single with no spouse or children, though past rumors linked him to model Rachel Hilbert after she appeared in his “Lose My Mind” video in 2015 and briefly to Sadie Robertson in 2016—none confirmed as serious relationships.

He shares a strong bond with his brother Brice, who manages his business, and credits his parents for his musical start, often mentioning family as a grounding force.

A dog lover, he frequently posts about his pets, including his late dog Edgar and current companion Milo, and advocates for mental health through his foundation.

Discography

Discography (Selected Releases):

• Studio Albums: Bring You Back (2013), Illinois (2015), Glow (2016), Brett Eldredge (2017), Mr. Christmas (2018), Songs About You (2022)
• Extended Plays: Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family) (2024), Lonestar Lovers (2025, announced)
• Singles: “Raymond” (2010), “Don’t Ya” (2013, No. 1), “Beat of the Music” (2014, No. 1), “Mean to Me” (2014, No. 1), “Lose My Mind” (2015, No. 1), “Drunk on Your Love” (2015, No. 1), “Wanna Be That Song” (2017, No. 1), “Love Someone” (2018, No. 1), “The Long Way” (2018, No. 1), “Gorgeous” (2025)
• Collaborations: “Under the Mistletoe” with Kelly Clarkson (2021), contributions to “Forever Country” (2016)

Filmography (Selected Credits):

• Country Strong (2010) – Soundtrack Artist
• Brett Eldredge: Wanna Be That Song (2016) – Actor/Performer (short film/video)
• GCB (2012) – Soundtrack Artist

Net Worth

Brett Eldredge, is a talented American country music singer, songwriter, and record producer.

His net worth stands at about $5 million USD.

Most of his earnings come from album sales and streaming royalties on hits like “Don’t Ya” and “Mean to Me,” sold-out tours, and holiday specials such as Glow and Mr. Christmas.