Bruce Wallace
Biography Bruce Wallace
ruce Wallace
moved to Nashville in 1987 from southern Oklahoma. He quickly jumped into the musician/sideman business and proceeded to tour for over seventeen years playing guitar for such artists as Wynona Judd, Matraca Berg, Shelby Lynne, Cyndi Thomson, Billy Burnette, Mindy Smith, Lari White, David Gates of Bread and more.
Deciding to take a break from the road and pursue songwriting full time in 2006, proved to be the right move as he quickly signed with OLE Music Publishing where he stayed for nearly a decade writing with every hit songwriter and up and coming artist in town.
His songs have been recorded by Gary Alan, Dierks Bentley, Trace Adkins, Charlie Pride, Montgomery Gentry, Gretchen Wilson, Kix Brooks, Michael Sweet, Live, Nine Days, as well as numerous international cuts including six recent number ones in Australia with The Wolfe Brothers, Gord Bamford and Kirsty Akers as well as the recent Canadian number one “no truck song” with Tim Hicks…
Bruce Wallace is member of the current Little River Band line-up.
Bruce’s musicianship and songwriting skills have taken him all over the world and have made him an embraced staple right here in Music City.
