Beau Bailey

Songwriter

Born and raised in Monroe, Louisiana, Beau Bailey grew up spending his time in a duck blind in the flooded timber of Richland parish, on an oxbow lake off the Mississippi River fishing for white perch, and behind the plate on a baseball diamond. In 2017, while attending Louisiana State University, he started a pop-rock band with some of his best friends called “The Revelries." By January 2020, the group had moved to Nashville, TN, and signed a major label record deal with Universal Music Group. The Revelries released a full-length album under the label, but the band eventually dissolved. Bailey then dialed in solely on his passion for songwriting, writing daily in Nashville with fellow writers and artists. His dedication to clever lyric and memorable melody has led him to fast success, landing two singles currently at country radio with Blake Shelton's "Stay Country or Die Tryin'" and HARDY's "Favorite Country Song." Bailey collaborates closely with growing artists Hudson Westbrook and Graham Barham and has landed releases with Kane Brown, Cole Swindell, Parmalee, and more.