Biography

Born and raised in Asheville, North Carolina Bryce Hensley attended A.C. Reynolds High School; famously known for being the alma mater of country music superstars Chase Rice and Luke Combs. After High school Bryce continued his baseball career at Catawba Valley Community College before earning a scholarship to play at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro where he pitched for three years. In 2018 Bryce was selected in the Major League Baseball Draft by the Kansas City Royals where he began his three year journey through the minor leagues before being released due to Covid. While working construction for his dad's company during the pandemic Bryce found a renewed love for singing and songwriting. Inspired by his grandfather's gospel music and his love for 90's country on the radio Bryce found his sound. Since 2020 Bryce has fully pursued both his singing and baseball career. Bryce has been a pitcher for the High Point Rockers since 2021 as well as traveling the country playing his original songs. Since 2020 Bryce has shared the stage with such acts as Jake Owen, Kid Rock, Chase Rice, Lee Brice, Josh Weather, Confederate Railroad and numerous others while also headlining select shows across the country. Since 2020 Bryce's catalog includes singles such as: "Growin' Up In Me", "Carolina" and "Duct Tape Can't Fix". In 2021 Bryce rereleased his debut EP "Small Town Dreams". In 2023 Bryce's debut album "Redneck Reasons" will hit stores everywhere.