Holly Brand will release her debut single, “One Thing He Wouldn’t Do,” on October 10th. This song offers a great taste of what is to come from this songstress, who aims to reach the listener who thinks they are too far gone to be saved. Pre-save this powerful song now.
“I’ve known people who believed they were too far gone for God’s love—and at times, I was one of them,” shares Holly Brand. “But the truth of the gospel is that Jesus saw every choice we’d ever make and still chose the cross, proving that there is no such thing as too far gone and that He would do anything for us. My hope is that everyone who hears this song knows they have a place at the table and that God will never stop pursuing them.”
Music has been part of Brand’s life from the very beginning. Growing up as the daughter of a music minister, she first found her voice in her small country church. When she was just 10 years old, the Mississippi native opened for country superstar Blake Shelton—an experience that confirmed her calling to share songs that connect faith and real life. Today, Brand combines her Southern roots with heartfelt, faith-filled lyrics as she steps into a new chapter with Integrity Music. With Platform Artists guiding her booking and being managed by Josh Petersen of Music City Management, she’s preparing to release new music this fall.
“Holly Brand’s debut single captures exactly who she is: faith-filled and carried by a voice as powerful as it is sincere,” states Taylor Brady, Integrity Music, A&R Director. “Raised on country music, she developed a gift for storytelling that reflects her faith and points people toward Jesus. This song offers the first glimpse of the impact Holly is poised to make, and I believe listeners will be deeply moved as they begin to discover her artistry. It’s a beautiful beginning to the journey Holly is inviting us all into.”
Concertgoers can catch Holly on the dates listed below this fall. Follow Holly Brand on her social media to stay up-to-date on new music, upcoming releases, and touring information.
Oct. 4 – The Railyard on 66, Springfield, IL
Oct. 6 – Redbird Common, Nashville, TN
Oct. 18 – Bourbon Gospel, Columbia, TN
Oct. 25 – Just Love Cafe, Spring Hill, TN
Dec. 13 – Roy Chapman Sportsplex, Millry, AL