Ronnie Dunn, best known as one half of the iconic country music duo Brooks & Dunn, is a revered figure in the country music scene. Born on June 1, 1953, in Coleman, Texas, Dunn began his musical journey as a solo artist before meeting Kix Brooks and forming Brooks & Dunn in 1990. The duo quickly rose to fame with hits like "Boot Scootin' Boogie" and "My Maria," becoming one of the best-selling duos of all time in any genre. Following the duo's temporary split in 2010, Ronnie Dunn embarked on a solo career, releasing his self-titled album "Ronnie Dunn" in 2011, which spawned the hit single "Bleed Red."

In recent years, Dunn has continued to cultivate his solo endeavors alongside Brooks & Dunn reunions. His album "Re-Dunn," a collection of country and rock covers, showcases his ability to interpret classics with a fresh perspective and his enduring vocal prowess. His latest singles, such as "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Because He Lives," exemplify his ongoing passion for blending traditional country with rootsy rock elements. Dunn's deep, resonant voice remains a signature part of the country music landscape, whether reimagined in duets like "Jonesin’" with Jake Owen and Jake Worthington or in the gritty charm of originals like "Broken Neon Hearts." Always respectful of his roots yet unafraid to experiment, Ronnie Dunn continues to be a compelling figure in the evolving narrative of country music.

Genres

Classic Oklahoma Country

Contemporary Country

Country

Country Road

Modern Country Rock

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Alan Jackson

Keith Urban

Brad Paisley

Luke Bryan

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George Strait

Brooks & Dunn

Garth Brooks

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Latest Release

Sweet Home Alabama

Ronnie Dunn

Single - Released October 20, 2023