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Lee Brice’s songs have long balanced the rowdy pleasures of contemporary country music with the emotional weight of family, memory, and loss. Raised in Sumter, South Carolina, he developed his musical interests while also playing football at Clemson University. After moving into the Nashville songwriting world, he helped write Garth Brooks’s chart-topping recording of “More Than a Memory.” His own career as a recording artist began with singles in the late 2000s, followed by the breakthrough success of “Love Like Crazy.”
Brice’s 2010 debut album, Love Like Crazy, mixed spirited country rock with character-driven ballads. His second album, Hard 2 Love, released in 2012, delivered “A Woman Like You,” “Hard to Love,” “Parking Lot Party,” and the deeply moving “I Drive Your Truck.” The success of those songs established him as a performer equally comfortable with energetic anthems and heartfelt storytelling. With I Don’t Dance in 2014, he added another major hit while taking a more hands-on role in production.
The 2015 EP Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone offered a different side of Brice’s songwriting, while the self-titled Lee Brice album arrived in 2017 with “Boy” and “Rumor.” Three years later, Hey World brought together “One of Them Girls,” “Memory I Don’t Mess With,” “Soul,” and a duet with Carly Pearce on “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” Those songs helped extend his run of country-radio successes, even as the themes of his music became increasingly reflective.
Brice remained active outside the studio-album cycle through guest appearances, holiday releases, soundtrack contributions, and collaborations with artists in different corners of country and popular music. His credits include performances with Jerrod Niemann, Lindsay Ell, Colbie Caillat, Lewis Brice, for KING & COUNTRY, Dolly Parton, and others. He also revisited familiar songs in acoustic recordings and remixes while contributing material to tribute albums and special releases.
In 2026, Brice released Sunriser, his sixth studio album, followed by the substantially expanded, 32-track Sunriser (All-Nighter). That project included “Cry,” “Killed the Man,” “Country Nowadays,” “Drinkin’ Buddies,” and additional recordings with Vince Gill and Diamond Rio. The catalog below ranges from his earliest commercially released material through those newer recordings, gathering the studio tracks, EP songs, independent singles, and officially credited guest performances under one alphabetized song list.
Complete List Of Lee Brice Songs From A to Z
0–E
- “A Little More Love” – A Little More Love single (2016), with Jerrod Niemann
- “All the Way Down” – Sunriser (2026)
- “All the Whiskey in the World” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “A Lotta That” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “Always the Only One” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “American Nights” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Atta Boy” – Hey World (2020)
- “A Woman Like You” – A Woman Like You single (2011)
- “Beautiful Every Time” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Beer” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Best Friend” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “Boy” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Boy (Acoustic)” – Boy (Acoustic) single (2018)
- “Bury the Dead” – Sunriser (2026)
- “Carolina Boys” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Checking In” – Unsung Hero (The Inspired by Soundtrack) (2024), with for KING & COUNTRY
- “Closer” – I Don’t Dance (Deluxe Edition) (2014)
- “Cornbread” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “Country Alone” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026), with Kelsey Hart and Chase Rice
- “Country Knows” – Hey World (2020)
- “Country Nowadays” – Country Nowadays single (2026)
- “Cry” – Cry single (2025)
- “Daddy Don’t Care” – Sunriser (2026)
- “Devil’s at It Again” – Sunriser (2026)
- “Dixie Highway” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Dogs Are Barking” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “Do Not Disturb” – Hey World (2020)
- “Don’t Believe Everything You Think” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Don’t Need No Reason” – Hey World (2020)
- “Drinkin’ Buddies” – Drinkin’ Buddies single (2024), with Nate Smith and Hailey Whitters
- “Drinking Class” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Drink Up” – Drink Up single (2021)
- “Even with My Eyes Closed” – Lee Brice (2017)
F–J
- “Falling Apart Together” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Farmer” – Farmer single (2021)
- “Farmer (with Brett Kissel)” – Farmer (feat. Lee Brice) single (2025), with Brett Kissel
- “Four on the Floor” – Lee Brice (EP) (2008)
- “Friends We Won’t Forget” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Girls in Bikinis” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Girls in Bikinis (Remix)” – Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (EP) (2015), with Bubba Sparxxx
- “Good Man” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Good Ol’ Boys” – Hey World (2020)
- “Go Tell It on the Mountain” – Go Tell It on the Mountain single (2020)
- “Happy Endings” – Happy Endings single (2007)
- “Hard to Figure Out (The Airport Song)” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Hard to Love” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Hard to Love (Acoustic)” – Hard to Love (Acoustic) single (2012)
- “Have a Good Day” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Heart of This Town” – Together, a New Beginning (A Tribute to the Ronald Reagan Centennial) (2011)
- “Heart Pine (The Ballad of Mr. Bill)” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026), with Diamond Rio
- “Hello (Amazon Original)” – Hello (Amazon Original) single (2022)
- “Hey World” – Hey World (2020), featuring Blessing Offor
- “Higher Education” – Higher Education (EP) (2021), with Michael Ray, Kid Rock, Billy F. Gibbons and Tim Montana
- “How Do You Love” – How Do You Love single (2021), with Cheat Codes and Lindsay Ell
- “I Don’t Dance” – I Don’t Dance single (2014)
- “I Don’t Smoke” – Lee Brice (2017), featuring Warren Haynes
- “I Drive Your Truck” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “If You” – Hey World (2020)
- “I Hope You’re Happy Now” – I Hope You’re Happy Now single (2019), with Carly Pearce
- “I Hope You’re Happy Now (Acoustic)” – I Hope You’re Happy Now (Acoustic) single (2020), with Carly Pearce
- “I Hope You’re Happy Now (Live from Music City)” – 29: Written in Stone (Live from Music City) (2023), with Carly Pearce
- “In the Swamp” – Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (EP) (2015)
K–O
- “Killed the Man” – Killed the Man single (2025)
- “Kinda Single” – Kinda Single single (2025), with Colbie Caillat
- “Lies” – Hey World (2020)
- “Life Off My Years” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Little Things” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Long Slow Burn” – Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (EP) (2015)
- “Love Like Crazy” – Love Like Crazy single (2009)
- “Me and Whiskey” – Me and Whiskey single (2026)
- “Memory I Don’t Mess With” – Hey World (2020)
- “Mixtape” – Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (EP) (2015)
- “Miyagi” – Miyagi single (2026), with David Tolliver and Edwin McCain
- “Money Made the Music” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “More Beer” – Hey World (2020)
- “More My Style” – I Don’t Dance (Deluxe Edition) (2014)
- “More Than a Memory (Acoustic)” – Lee Brice (EP) (2008)
- “My Carolina” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Neon Highway” – Neon Highway soundtrack single (2024)
- “Never Meet Your Heroes” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026), with Vince Gill
- “No Better Than This” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “O Holy Night” – Christmas in the Country (2010)
- “Old Men” – Sunriser (2026)
- “One More Day” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “One of Them Girls” – One of Them Girls single (2020)
- “One of Them Girls (VAVO Remix)” – One of Them Girls (VAVO Remix) single (2025)
- “Orange Empire” – Orange Empire single (2012)
- “Overrated” – Overrated single (2007)
P–T
- “Panama City” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Parking Lot Party” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Picture of Me” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Power of a Woman” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Product Of” – Product Of single (2023), with Lewis Brice
- “Rollin’ Sevens” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “Rumor” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Rumor (Acoustic)” – Rumor (Acoustic) single (2019)
- “Rumor (Bryan Todd Remix)” – Rumor (Remixes) (EP) (2019)
- “Rumor (Glover Mix)” – Rumor (Glover Mix) single (2019), from The Ranch soundtrack
- “Rumor (StreetRunner Remix)” – Rumor (Remixes) (EP) (2019)
- “Said No Country Boy Ever” – Said No Country Boy Ever single (2025), with Jamey Johnson, Jerrod Niemann, Randy Houser, Rob Hatch, Dallas Davidson and The Traler Park
- “Santa Claus Was My Uber Driver” – Santa Claus Was My Uber Driver single (2022)
- “Save the Roses” – Hey World (2020)
- “Save the Roses (Acoustic)” – Save the Roses (Acoustic) single (2023)
- “See About a Girl” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “Seven Days a Thousand Times” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “She Ain’t Right” – She Ain’t Right single (2007)
- “She Wasn’t Like That” – Sunriser (2026)
- “Show You Off Tonight” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Single Bells” – Single Bells single (2024)
- “Sirens” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Somebody’s Been Drinking” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “Some Things” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Songs in the Kitchen” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “Sons and Daughters” – Hey World (2020)
- “Soul” – Hey World (2020)
- “Soul (R3HAB Remix)” – Soul (R3HAB Remix) single (2022), featuring Blanco Brown
- “Stealing Innocence” – Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (EP) (2015)
- “Story to Tell (Little Bird)” – Lee Brice (2017), featuring Edwin McCain
- “Summer of Us” – Summer of Us single (2024)
- “Sumter County Friday Night” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “Sunriser” – Sunriser (2026)
- “That Don’t Sound Like You” – I Don’t Dance (2014)
- “That’s All I Know” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “That’s When You Know It’s Over” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “That’s Where You Come In” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “That Way Again” – Hard 2 Love (2012)
- “The Best Part of Me” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “The Locals” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “These Last Few Days” – Love Like Crazy (2010)
- “They Won’t Forget About Us” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “’Til Summer’s Gone” – Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (EP) (2015)
- “Til the Last Shot’s Fired” – Til the Last Shot’s Fired single (2024), with Scotty Hasting and Dolly Parton
- “Time Will Tell” – Time Will Tell single (2026)
- “Truck Bed Mixtape” – Sunriser (2026)
- “Turn Your Radio On” – Boogity, Boogity: A Tribute to the Comedic Genius of Ray Stevens (2007), with Cledus T. Judd
U–Z
- “Upper Middle Class White Trash” – Lee Brice (EP) (2008)
- “Walls Fall Down” – A Hundred Highways (Extended Edition) (2024), with Zach Williams
- “Welcome to the Weekend” – Welcome to the Weekend single (2019)
- “What Keeps You Up at Night” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “What You Know About That” – Sunriser (2026)
- “When the Kingdom Comes” – When the Kingdom Comes single (2026)
- “While We Didn’t Last” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “While We’re Still Friends” – While We’re Still Friends single (2024), with Allie Colleen
- “Whiskey Used to Burn” – I Don’t Dance (Deluxe Edition) (2014)
- “Words” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
- “You Can’t Help Who You Love” – Lee Brice (2017)
- “You, Me, and My Guitar” – Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
LEE BRICE STUDIO ALBUMS
Love Like Crazy (2010)
Hard 2 Love (2012)
I Don’t Dance (2014)
Lee Brice (2017)
Hey World (2020)
Sunriser (2026)
LEE BRICE EXTENDED PLAYS (EPs)
Lee Brice (2008)
Love Like Crazy (2010)
Mixtape: ‘Til Summer’s Gone (2015)
Rumor (Remixes) (2019)
LEE BRICE DELUXE AND EXPANDED ALBUMS
I Don’t Dance (Deluxe Edition) (2014)
Sunriser (All-Nighter) (2026)
SELECTED SOUNDTRACK, TRIBUTE AND COLLABORATIVE RELEASES
Boogity, Boogity: A Tribute to the Comedic Genius of Ray Stevens (2007)
Christmas in the Country (2010)
Together, a New Beginning (A Tribute to the Ronald Reagan Centennial) (2011)
Higher Education (2021)
29: Written in Stone (Live from Music City) (2023)
A Hundred Highways (Extended Edition) (2024)
Unsung Hero (The Inspired by Soundtrack) (2024)
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