Bri Bagwell is an American singe r and songwriter for Sony/ATV Publishing known for being a six-time winner of the Texas Female Vocalist of the Year. ^[1]

Bri Bagwell was born and raised in the state of New Mexico. She grew up in the city of Las Cruces for most of her life. She fell in love with music at an early age, and began playing in a band with her older brothers while just a teenager growing up in New Mexico.

Bagwell moved to the city of Austin, Texas just a couple of weeks after turning 18 years old. Not long after, she began attendance at University of Texas.

While at college, she began her music career by playing live shows on her own which helped her learn to gain a crowd’s attention with her voice and singing songs she wrote herself.

Her first CD, Banned from Santa Fe, released June 2011, sold through several printings, and gained traction very quickly among music fans. Bri Bagwell was the only female artist on the Texas Music Chart for a few weeks with her single, also titled “Banned from Santa Fe" and her song "Whiskey" became her 1st top 15 hit and has passed 70,000 YouTube views on the single's video.

In 2013, Bri released her self-titled EP, which featured two brand new radio singles, “Hound Dog” and “Crazy”.

Her latest radio release, “Crazy,” has been praised for its witty and relatable lyrics, and it continues to climb the Texas charts.

Bri is a former writer of songs for Sony/ATV Publishing on Music Row in Nashville, Tennessee.

Bagwell is the 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 TRRR Female Vocalist of the Year.