Lee Brice

Asking someone to marry you is a big deal, and you want to get the proposal just right. One fan had the right idea — why not get down on one knee in front of thousands of people alongside Lee Brice?

Lee Brice just picked up the ACM Award for 'Single of the Year' with a very special, very personal song for him with 'I Don't Dance', a song written for his now wife Sara Reeveley and he to dance to at their wedding. Today. Lee has brand new music, 'That Don't Sound Like You' is ready for country radio, and ready for Lee Brice fans to hear when he plays at the Maine State Pier in Portland on May 1

Lee Brice won the ACM's coveted Single Record of the Year Award with his emotional love song "I Don't Dance" at the ACM Awards ceremony over the weekend. Brice wrote the touching tune for his first dance with wife Sara at their wedding.

Lee Brice has some exciting news that will make older fans wish they were back in school again. He is performing at 10 colleges across the country in April and May.

Lee Brice is holding a 'Parking Lot Party' at the Maine State Pier in Portland on Saturday May 16. Make sure you're a member of the 'Drinking Class' and get ready for Lee Brice!

CDs? Tickets? T-shirts? Every country star has signed a thousand of those, but only one man has signed a dirty sock. OK, maybe two people have. Find out who will and won't sign a baby, why Scotty McCreery gave a weirdo the Sharpie and the bizarre twist to Luke Bryan's answer in this video.

Lee Brice is nominated for the CMA Song of the Year for his latest, 'I Don't Dance,' and he dropped in with Taste of Country to talk about the upcoming awards show.

Lee Brice's long-awaited 'I Don't Dance' album is finally in stores. But while listeners might naturally gravitate towards the album's first two singles, the title track and 'Drinking Class,' the singer-songwriter urges his fans to listen to the project from start to finish.

If there's one thing that Lee Brice won't tolerate, it's lies. After a fan falsely accused the 'I Don't Dance' hitmaker of drinking too much before taking the stage at a recent show, he responded angrily, later speaking out about how slanderous accusations such as that really "burn him up."

Lee Brice isn't afraid to stand up for himself, especially when someone says something untrue. The 'Drinking Class' singer recently replied on Twitter to an accusation that he says was completely false.