Brenda Kay

Nominated 2010 Texas Music Award – Female Vocalist of the Year
“Good ole dancing country”
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Brenda’s country roots mixed with her love for old rock and red dirt music makes for a unique show for any Texas music fan. All audiences are guaranteed an energetic performance as she puts her raw emotion and excitement into every song. Brenda Kay loves to perform and is dedicated to putting on a great show every night, whether she is playing in one of her mainstay venues in Abilene, or visiting a town for the first time.
Growing up, anywhere there was a stage or a listening ear, Brenda would sing her heart out. She was raised with music in the house and in the car all the time and it’s left its mark on her. She started singing competitively at the age of 10 and has never stopped. Brenda released her debut album “Dirt’s Still Red” in April 2009 and features all original songs. “Some days I just wake up with a song in my head that needs to be written and it usually comes together pretty quickly”, says BK. Some of her most requested songs being played throughout Texas and Oklahoma include…
• The Weedeater Song – one of her more tongue in cheek tunes
• Dirt’s Still Red – Texas Music Chart #50 and #1 played Texas Country song on Abilene radio in 2009
• Don’t Let Me Down – a dance floor favorite!
• How You Get To Me – Johnny Cash feel with a Brenda Kay twist
Here’s what they’re saying about BRENDA KAY…

“Brenda Kay is no cookie cutter singer. She writes great songs, plays guitar and has a stage presence that makes her shows fun to watch. But she also has a classic voice, with a uniqueness that sets her apart from every other female country singer. "
Dave Wheaton - Host of the COMING HOME RADIO SHOW

"Dirt's Still Red was the Number 1 played Texas Country song on KBCY in 2009! "
JB Cloud from KBCY

"Think Patsy Cline with Attitude!"
Ginger - Benny's Bar - Longview Texas

Miss Brenda Kay is a much-needed breath of fresh air. Her ability to mix the
traditional sounds of western swing with just the right amount of that
Texas edge and a unique, soulful voice that bends those notes with
pinpoint accuracy makes hers a sound that's found in few other places.
As a songwriter, she is able to find words and music for the feelings
that we all know so well, but can rarely ever grasp, and plants them
deeply back within the listener. I am glad to be one of those
fortunate enough to listen.
Jake Austin – KBHT Morning Show Host