Brian Stace
Singer
Brian Stace
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About Brian Stace
Brian Stace is a country music singer and songwriter from Wisconsin who turned to music full-time after surviving the Southwest Airlines Flight 1455 crash in Burbank, California on March 6, 2000. He has released three albums including Blue Eyed Bad Boy and Makin' Changes, performed at major festivals including CMA Fest Nashville and Country Thunder, and shared stages with Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, and Tim McGraw. Stace has also performed for U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Since this interview
Stace continued releasing music, with singles Hollywood California in 2024, Super Bowl Sunday in 2025, and If I were a Cow in November 2025, maintaining an active recording career more than two decades into his music journey.
