The Warren Brothers
The Warren Brothers are Grammy nominated and Emmy Award songwriters and artists who have written 26 Top 40 songs including nine #1 songs to their credit. They have written hits for Tim McGraw (“If You’re Reading This”, “Felt Good on My Lips”, “Highway Don’t Care”), Toby Keith (“Red Solo Cup”), Keith Urban (“Little Bit of Everything”), Faith Hill (“The Lucky One”), Martina McBride (“Anyway”, “Wrong Baby Wrong”), Dierks Bentley (“Feel That Fire”), Jerrod Niemann (“Drink To That All Night”) and many others.
Brett and Brad have also had their songs recorded by Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Little Big Town, Lady A, Cody Johnson, Taylor Swift, Randy Travis, Gary Allan, and many other A-list country artists. In addition, the brothers have also written songs for rock artists including Lynyrd Skynyrd, Nickelback, Hinder, Joss Stone, Gin Blossoms, and Boys Like Girls.
In addition to their Grammy nomination, they have earned 6 CMA and 7 ACM nominations and have had 40 songs on the charts in 4 different decades.
Natalie Hemby
Natalie Hemby is a two-time GRAMMY Award winner and one of the most influential songwriters of her generation. With eight #1 singles and a catalog that spans genres and decades, her fingerprints are all over some of the biggest hits in country and pop music.
Her chart-topping hits include Lady A’s “Downtown,” Little Big Town’s “Pontoon” and “Tornado,” Miranda Lambert’s “White Liar” and “Automatic,” Justin Moore’s “You Look Like I Need A Drink,” and Jon Pardi’s “Heartache Medication.” She’s also written notable songs for a diverse array of artists including Kelly Clarkson, Sheryl Crow, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Mumford & Sons, Maren Morris, Amy Grant, Eli Young Band, Labrinth, Toby Keith, Lee Ann Womack, and more.
“Automatic” earned Hemby a GRAMMY Award for Best Country Song in 2015, along with wins and nominations from the ACM, NSAI, and CMA. Her talent has also extended into film, cowriting two standout tracks for the chart-topping A Star Is Born soundtrack: “Always Remember Us This Way” (GRAMMY-nominated for Song of the Year) and “I’ll Never Love Again,” which won the 2020 GRAMMY for Best Song Written for Visual Media.
In 2017, Natalie released her debut solo album Puxico and joined Tim McGraw and Faith Hill on tour, marking the beginning of a powerful new chapter as a recording artist. Her 2021 followup, Pins and Needles, is a stunning showcase of her sharp storytelling and soulful, expressive vocals.
Natalie is also a founding member of the GRAMMY-winning supergroup The Highwomen, alongside Maren Morris, Brandi Carlile, and Amanda Shires. With songs like “Redesigning Women” and “Crowded Table” (both co-written by Hemby), the group’s inaugural album debuted at #1 on the country charts and earned global critical acclaim.
Whether she’s writing for others or stepping into the spotlight herself, Natalie Hemby brings unmatched heart, depth, and authenticity to every note. She’s not just the voice behind the hits — she is the voice.
Natalie Hemby is a two-time GRAMMY Award winner and one of the most influential songwriters of her generation. With eight #1 singles and a catalog that spans genres and decades, her fingerprints are all over some of the biggest hits in country and pop music.
Her chart-topping hits include Lady A’s “Downtown,” Little Big Town’s “Pontoon” and “Tornado,” Miranda Lambert’s “White Liar” and “Automatic,” Justin Moore’s “You Look Like I Need A Drink,” and Jon Pardi’s “Heartache Medication.” She’s also written notable songs for a diverse array of artists including Kelly Clarkson, Sheryl Crow, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Mumford & Sons, Maren Morris, Amy Grant, Eli Young Band, Labrinth, Toby Keith, Lee Ann Womack, and more.
“Automatic” earned Hemby a GRAMMY Award for Best Country Song in 2015, along with wins and nominations from the ACM, NSAI, and CMA. Her talent has also extended into film, cowriting two standout tracks for the chart-topping A Star Is Born soundtrack: “Always Remember Us This Way” (GRAMMY-nominated for Song of the Year) and “I’ll Never Love Again,” which won the 2020 GRAMMY for Best Song Written for Visual Media.
In 2017, Natalie released her debut solo album Puxico and joined Tim McGraw and Faith Hill on tour, marking the beginning of a powerful new chapter as a recording artist. Her 2021 followup, Pins and Needles, is a stunning showcase of her sharp storytelling and soulful, expressive vocals.
Natalie is also a founding member of the GRAMMY-winning supergroup The Highwomen, alongside Maren Morris, Brandi Carlile, and Amanda Shires. With songs like “Redesigning Women” and “Crowded Table” (both co-written by Hemby), the group’s inaugural album debuted at #1 on the country charts and earned global critical acclaim.
Whether she’s writing for others or stepping into the spotlight herself, Natalie Hemby brings unmatched heart, depth, and authenticity to every note. She’s not just the voice behind the hits — she is the voice.