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Career History
Breanne, also known as the "Urban Cowgirl" was born and raised
in Lethbridge, AB. She has had a deep passion for music since
an early childhood. From growing up with all genres of music
around her, her love for music is very broad. Her first public
appearance was in front of 600 people at a retirement assembly
at the age of six. When she was nine she started singing the
national anthems at many games and ceremonies and then
realized that sharing with the world her love of music was
what she wanted to do for the rest of her life. From then on,
she envisioned herself singing in the spotlight of the Grand
Ole' Opry.
Her first official stage performance was at the Calgary
Stampede Youth Talent Showdown at the age of 10. She was
immediately drawn to the rush and excitement of the crowd. She
has performed at venues such as Nashville North at the Calgary
Stampede, Edmonton Klondike Days, Dauphin Countryfest,
Lethbridge Whoop-Up Days and Taber Cornfest. She also
volunteers her talents for many fundraisers and charities.
She brings a lot of energy to the stage while performing. Her
shows include original material as well as covers by a wide
variety of performers from Terri Clark to Pat Benetar.
In 2002 Breanne recorded a 3 song demo with her first debut
single, "The Biggest Pain", released to radio overseas in
early 2003. The song was being played in Germany, Australia
and then made the top 40 in New Zealand. She
has shared the stage with many great performers. In 2003 Breanne
had the opportunity to be an opening act for Adam Gregory at
the Wainwright Stampede and Exhibition and Julian Austin at
Average Joes in Lethbridge in 2005. In 2006 she was an opening
act for Aaron Pritchett at the Roadhouse in Lethbridge
along with David Lee Murphy and Poverty Plainsmen.
Breanne completed her first album in Nashville with
songwriter/producer Cyril Rawson. Listeners say
her fresh sound is just what the country industry needs. The
songs she chose show Breanne's amazing vocal range and
emotion. They are very country/rock and portray a lot of
attitude. The album was released in February 2007.
Breanne has a strong drive and determination to be a
successful performer. She wants people all over to recognize
her music for being that with high energy and passion. She
remains true to her roots and is as kind as she is talented.
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