Timmy Brown is a singer, songwriter, and recording artist. Brown grew up in Norton, 
Massachusetts, where he began his career, and now lives in Nashville, TN to pursue his 
dreams full time. His infectious energy, talent, and enthusiasm have made him a local 
favorite throughout the New England area. In 2019, Brown was voted New England 
Country Music’s Local Male Artist of the Year for the fourth consecutive year. In the fall 
of 2017, he auditioned for Season One of the “American Idol” reboot on ABC and 
finished in the top sixty contestants. 

At the age of five, Timmy began playing the piano, and from then on music became his 
passion and his life. After graduating from high school, he began performing solo shows 
at local events and restaurants. During this time, Timmy auditioned for a number of 
television shows such as “The Voice”, “America’s Got Talent”, and “American Idol”, for 
which he was selected to be a contestant on Season 14 of the show. Soon after this 
audition, Timmy was offered the position of lead singer for a local country band called 
Black Diamond, now known as the Timmy Brown Band. Timmy’s dedication and love of 
music is evident when he is performing on stage. It is his devotion and natural ability to 
draw in and connect with his audience that has earned Brown such a loyal fan base. 

Brown’s debut EP “Leave This Town” was released in April of 2016. “Leave This Town” 
breaks the boundaries of what is considered a typical first release for an unsigned artist, 
showcasing six vivid and expressive tracks. Recorded at Sound Emporium and 
Blackbird in Nashville, the EP features an “A Team” of producers, musicians, and 
engineers you’d expect to only find on albums by well known artists such as Kenny 
Chesney or Luke Bryan. This collaboration provided a sublime soundscape for an 
impressive and emotional vocal performance that only an artist the caliber of Timmy 
Brown can lay down. 
On April 18th of 2016, Timmy’s first single, titled “Lil Bit” was released on iTunes where 
it reached the Top 100 charts in a matter of twenty-four hours. The song “Fly Away”, 
written for Brown’s late grandmother, is a particularly poignant and personal song. 
Brown’s grandmother was not only his best friend, but a huge influence in his life that 
encouraged him to pursue music and follow his dream. The love and emotion put into 
this track is evident with every listen. 
Brown’s latest album “Good Life”, produced by Josh Gleave, is set to release in 2021 
with a track-list of ten first class, brand new songs. Track four from the album, “Play It 
By Beer”, will appear as the album’s single and accompanied by a new music video will 
release on January 13th. Also appearing on “Good Life”, is another song dedicated to 
Brown’s beloved grandmother, titled “If You Were Here”. All of Timmy’s singles and 
songs are available to download or stream on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify. Many of 
his songs have been featured on the radio stations 101.7 The Bull and 102.5 WKLB. 

On December 30th of 2018, Timmy performed the national anthem for the third time in 
Foxboro, MA at a NE Patriots game at Gillette Stadium. Brown has opened for a 

number of artists, including: Dustin Lynch, Uncle Kracker, Kane Brown, Cam, LANCO, 
Lindsey Ell, Granger Smith, Jerrod Niemann, Frankie Ballard, Michael Ray, William 
Michael Morgan, Aaron Watson, Jack Michelson, Dylan Scott, Love and Theft, 
Wynonna Judd, Chase Rice, Michael Tyler, Mitchell Tenpenny, High Valley, Easton 
Corbin, Jimmie Allen, Chase Bryant, Kip Moore, and Clare Dunn. 

Musical Influences:  Brad Paisley, Randy Travis, Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean!  
Be sure to check out his upcoming schedule to see where he will be performing next!

Award(s): 

2016 - Winner of the New England Country Music's award "Local Male Artist of the Year" 
2017- Winner of the New England Country Music's award "Local Male Artist of the Year" 
2018- Winner of the New England Country Music's award "Local Male Artist of the Year" 
2019 - Winner of the New England Country Music's award "Local Male Artist of the Year" 
2019 - Winner of the New England Music's award "Country Act of the Year"