Johnny Bulford

Johnny Bulford, a native Floridian who grew up in a family surrounded by rich music history and influence, was able to naturally hone his craft from a young age. Bulford knew his love of music would turn into a career when he attended a Garth Brooks concert at the age of 12 and told his mom, "This is what I want to do with my life." Putting that statement into action, Bulford performed all throughout high school and college, opening for the likes of artists Blake Shelton and Gretchen Wilson; garnering a win at Colgate Country Showdown, a national singing competition, which landed him a publishing contract at Warner Chappell Music. After years at the Warner label, he branched out as an independent songwriter. Bulford has earned many achievements throughout his career, he secured his first #1 hit with Lee Brice's "A Woman Like You", his first album cut "Flashlight" was co-written with Chris Young, and more. Now Johnny Bulford wants to share his musical experiences with his hometown in Central Florida and beyond.