Danielle Bradbery Admits She Is Addicted To Starbucks

Danielle has been incredibly busy lately, having just celebrated her first top 15 single with “The Heart of Dixie,” wrapping up the Brad Paisley Beat This Winter Tour and getting ready to hit the road with Hunter Hayes for his We’re Not Invisible Tour. One way she’s able to keep up with the hectic pace of her schedule is lots of Starbucks.

Bradbury admits, “I’ve gotten really addicted to Starbucks.” She says it started when she was on The Voice, where they had an on-set Starbucks store. “I was constantly there,” says Danielle, “and if anybody wanted to find me, you could find me at Starbucks.”

Since leaving The Voice, her addiction has continued and although she’s tried to change up her routine, Danielle says she’s pretty much a creature of habit. “Every time I go to Starbucks I try to change it up, and I usually get that Iced Green Tea Latte which normal people would be like, ‘That looks like it tastes bad,’ but it doesn’t, it’s all green and stuff like that, but yeah, Starbucks is probably what keeps me awake too.”

The We’re Not Invisible Tour featuring Danielle with Hunter Hayes will kick off on March 20th.

Danielle Bradbery Kicks Off Music In Our Schools Tour

Crossing the country on a tour bus is an everyday experience for a music artist, but this week’s bus trip for Danielle is a bit out of the ordinary. 

The Voice winner will trade arena stages for high school auditoriums to promote the importance of music education in schools. 

Joining forces with Give a Note Foundation and Disney Performing Arts to bring attention to the importance of music education (March is National Music In Our Schools month), she started at Disneyland in Anaheim on Sunday (March 3^rd) and ends in Orlando at DisneyWorld on Saturday, March 8^thperforming as part of Festival Disney, comprised of music students from across the nation. 

Visiting five high schools along the way, in Albuquerque, Houston, Oklahoma City, Nashville & Charlotte, Danielle says she’s excited to get back to school and make new friends…so to speak.

Danielle Bradbery Heads to Grandma’s House for Christmas

Danielle will take a break around Christmas from promoting her debut single, “The Heart of Dixie” to celebrate with her family. 

One of the things she looks forward to the most is exchanging gifts with her family. 

“We draw each other’s names and we would have to give gifts to them. So, we’d all get together at my Grandma’s house, and there’s food and just lights everywhere and we’d give each other gifts, and that’s one of the traditions that happened every year. It’s really fun.”

Danielle Bradbery Makes Grand Ole Opry Debut

The seventeen-year-old performed last week from the hallowed institution’s most famous former home, the Ryman Auditorium.

“The Heart of Dixie” darling showcased her vocal prowess on the lead single as well as “Daughter Of A Workin’ Man,” a new tune from her forthcoming Big Machine Records release, slated for Monday (11/25).

Complimenting the new music, Danielle also belted out the emotional “A Little Bit Stronger” (Sara Evans).

The Texas native has earned an opening slot on Brad Paisley’s summer tour and also made surprise appearances on Shelton’s as well.

Danielle will also appear on The CW’s Hart of Dixie, performing her aptly-titled debut single, on 11/25.

Follow Danielle’s journey here: https://twitter.com/Dbradbery.

Danielle Bradbery Balances High School With Her New Career

Danielle is 16 and still in high school, but "The Voice" season four winner/protege of Blake Shelton also just released her debut single, “Heart of Dixie,” and her career is taking off, which means she’s got to figure out how to balance both worlds. 

“I started off high school in my huge, regular high school with everybody else but as this whole Voice thing started, I got an online schooling and it’s for students who travel, so that was a big help for that. But now that this is continuing, it’s kind of up in the air right now.” 

Some young performers choose to stick with home or online schooling, while others like Scotty McCreery took on the challenge of continuing to attend classes at his regular high school and is now attending college. Danielle says, “We’re definitely trying to figure out if I should go back to school or keep online schooling. It depends on my schedule. We’re thinking if I went back to my regular school, it’d be kinda crazy. We’re still trying to figure that out.”

The Voice Winner Signs Record Deal

Danielle Bradbery from Team Blake was crowned the winner of The Voice and wasted no time in signing a record deal, as she joins the Big Machine family, making the gossip blogs already start chatting about "another Taylor."

Read the full story here and see her post-win interview with Jay Leno here.