Living in his car with no heat, Brett Westgrove began his Nashville career sleeping in sub-freezing conditions, showering at the cheapest gym he could find, and spending his days playing Lower Broadway and networking. It didn’t take long for Westgrove to get noticed by being one of the hardest working artists on the scene, coupled with an undeniable musical talent. Before long Westgrove was working with seasoned Nashville musicians and songwriters, playing at the top Nashville Honky Tonks, and touring the country with his band.

Having spent his early years in rural Wisconsin Westgrove was drawn to performing from day one. In high school he built a recording studio in his parents’ basement which unintentionally became a commercial venture. There he taught himself skills he would later use to land a high profile industry job. At 19, he moved to California where he worked as Chief Engineer and Producer at a commercial recording studio by day and performed his original music by night.

Westgrove didn’t begin his Nashville career until after a stint in Colorado where he worked to receive concurrent bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder – yes, he’s literally a Rocket Scientist. During that time he also worked as a NASA Spacecraft Command Controller – commanding billions of dollars in space hardware between classes and exams. After leaving his job he raised what little funds he could by selling most of what he owned and headed toward Music City to begin paving his way through the country music industry.

Fast forward to today and Westgrove can be found on tour and opening for many of country music’s biggest acts including Luke Bryan, Dustin Lynch, Jon Pardi, Travis Tritt, Tyler Hubbard, Walker Hayes, Neal McCoy, Mitchell Tenpenny, Eli Young Band, Josh Turner, David Nail, Priscilla Block, Ashley McBride, and more…