Starting at age 10, Bradley studied drums and percussion for eight years with the legendary music educator Elliot Fine in Minneapolis. Always looking for new paths for musical expression, he taught himself how to play piano and guitar in his teenage years. In Minneapolis, Bradley played in jam bands, country cover bands, and southern rock bands. He currently makes his home in Salt Lake City and is a frequent visitor to Grand Marais and Lutsen on the North Shore of Lake Superior. You can see and hear him in Utah and Minnesota playing guitar and singing in duos, trios, as a solo act, and as a sideman.

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At a live performance, be ready for Alt-folk, Indie, Roots, and Americana with Bradley's progressive acoustic sound, strong vocals, and skillful guitar accompaniment.

 

You can hear the influences of Steely Dan, The Allman Brothers, Chick Corea, Joni Mitchell, and The Grateful Dead in Bradley's original music, and in his refined interpretations of artists like Bob Dylan, Lucinda Williams, Elvis Costello, Bonnie Raitt, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Ryan Adams among others.