Everything you need to know about Russell Dickerson
The American country pop singer-songwriter is back after his last sold-out Belfast show.
Last updated 16th Apr 2024
The multi-platinum country artist is set to return to play The Ulster Hall on 23rd of August 2024.
Who is Russell Dickerson?
Russell Dickerson is an American country pop singer-songwriter.
Where is he from?
Russell Dickerson is from Union City, Tennessee, U.S.
When was he born?
He was born on May 7th, 1987.
How old is Russell Dickerson?
The country pop artist is 37 years old.
His 2015 single_‘Yours’_became the title track to his second album released by Dent Records. In the singles 39th week on US Billboards Country Airplay chart, the artist jumped to No.1. With the song and albums popularity, the artist landed on the iTunes Best of 2015 year-end list, Knot’s Best Wedding Songs of 2016,"and #SpotifySpotlight 2016 as well as becoming one of Spotify's RISE artists.
The country pop artist made his Grand Ole Opry debut in June of 2016. The talented country artist is known for his high energy performances and catchy songs.
The artists second album Southern Symphony was released by Thirty Tigers. The albums lead single ‘Love You Like I Used To’ peaked at No.1 in the US Billboard Country Airplay chart, receiving a platinum certification. The music video for the song was directed by Dickerson’s wife Kailey and brother-in-law, premiering on 8th of April 2020.
His third EP ‘Three Months Two Streets Down’ was released in June 2023 by Triple Tigers. The EP includes 5 singles including ‘Ride The Wave’, ‘ Down on the Beach’, ‘Steal My Summer’, ‘Beauty and the Beach’ and ‘SMR LV’. The album holds up as a summer soundtrack for sunny beach days and garden BBQs.
Dickerson has been nominated for multiple awards throughout his career including two Grammy Awards for Best Country Album and Best Country Song with his 2017 album and title track Yours.
Dickerson is set to release his latest song Good Day To Have A Great Day on 3rd of May ahead of his upcoming tour this summer.