Bradley Rhodes is a singer-songwriter and creative explorer based in Richmond, VA. Originally from Northern Virginia, Bradley has spent his career alchemizing the highs and lows of his journey into raw, soulful music and earnestly sharing his art with the world. Bradley fronted the critically acclaimed alt-rock band Melodime from 2006 to 2020, performing well over 1,000 shows across the U.S., Canada, and Europe and has made his mark in the festival scene by performing on 7 Rock Boat cruises, sharing stages with acts such as Sister Hazel, Needtobreathe, Gavin Degraw, and more.

In addition to his musical career, Bradley co-founded the non-profit Now I Play Along Too, which provided instruments and lessons to underprivileged children, and started a music school in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Bradley also co-founded the duo Elevado with Brent Shuttleworth in 2020, where they embraced new creative territory by producing their own records and cultivating a musical meditation experience called HEAL that they facilitated in yoga studios.

With 10 full-length albums to his name, Bradley’s debut solo album, “Letters From Virginia” (October 2024), marks a personal and artistic homecoming. This collection of sharply written folk songs explores themes of love, spirituality, and the healing power of music itself, nodding to his musical roots while simultaneously beginning a fresh chapter.