7 catalog entries, grouped by year.
Lee Brice is a country singer and songwriter associated with Curb Records. His recording repertoire includes Hard to Love, I Drive Your Truck, I Don't Dance and Rumor, while other artists, including Garth Brooks, Jason Aldean and Kenny Chesney, have recorded his songs. The album Hey World continued his solo work in 2020. I Hope You're Happy Now paired him with Carly Pearce, and later work with Colbie Caillat shows another collaborative setting for his voice alongside his own recordings and acoustic performances.
Lee Brice: official biography
Supports Curb association, named repertoire, outside songwriting cuts, Hey World and Pearce/Caillat collaborations; no current chart, stream or touring totals retained. | Retrieved 2026-10-17
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-17. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
Lee Brice is a country singer and songwriter associated with Curb Records. His recording repertoire includes Hard to Love, I Drive Your Truck, I Don't Dance and Rumor, while other artists, including Garth Brooks,...
View background statusThe song is about coping with the loss of a loved one through a personal memento.
View background statusBrice wanted to celebrate working-class people and their lifestyle.
View background statusLee Brice is a country singer and songwriter associated with Curb Records. His recording repertoire includes Hard to Love, I Drive Your Truck, I Don't Dance and Rumor, while other artists, including Garth Brooks,...
View background statusThe song was inspired by the hard-working, blue-collar lifestyle.
View background statusLee Brice is a country singer and songwriter associated with Curb Records. His recording repertoire includes Hard to Love, I Drive Your Truck, I Don't Dance and Rumor, while other artists, including Garth Brooks,...
View background statusAdmiration for strong, independent women
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.