Chad Bruneau Music

About

A sultry Midwest wind has blown into Nashville. Chad Bruneau has arrived to fullfill his dream and his destiny. Country music has been calling him for years, and now he has answered. 

It all began in Sioux City, IA when Bruneau was a tender 4 years old and he first saw Elvis Presley on TV. “It was like someone grabbed me,and I haven’t stopped shaking and singing since,” he says. “It was the same reaction for me when I first heard Waylon Jennings. I was about 5 years old, and I can still remember how it felt. I was sitting in the back of my daddy’s pickup at Kmart, and listening to Only Daddy That’ll Walk The Line. I knew that music was for me. 
The summer of 2005 was the moment in time Bruneau decided to go after his dream. He entered the KSUX 105.7 Siouxland Country Idol, building up a solid fan base and captivating the crowd week after week, until he won the competition in a landslide. His deeply timbered voice, with a soulful sweetness and a daring sensuality reminiscent of Conway Twitty, quickly became a favorite with female fans, and male fans responded to his comeraderic appeal. 
He then went on to win the WinnaVegas Singing Competition, furthering his popularity and fueling his confidence. One of the judges, a former Grand Ole Opry singer, pulled him aside and encouraged him to go to Nashville. “You will get a deal. I have no doubt,” she said, prompting him to book a flight, pack up and head for Music City. 

With a flair for combining traditional influence with modern flavors in his songwriting, and a charasmatic passion that is infectious, Bruneau demonstrates extraordinary talent. It is only a matter of time before a label snatches up this magnetic performer. In the meantime, he is hard at work doing shows and recording his second studio album.—