Bryan Copeland is a long time regional artist from Springfield, MO. For 16 years he has been cutting his teeth touring the Midwest and averaging over 120 gigs a year, solo, for the last 6 years.  Bryan's deeply personal songwriting brings you into an intimate and unforgettable experience; and is highlighted by his warm, powerful voice, percussive guitar work, and catchy melodies.  

Bryan has released over 75 original songs as a solo artist, as well as with his band Luna J.  He has shared the stage with a number of prominent acts, including Grammy winners and nominees, over the years, including: Robert Cray (Multiple Grammy winner, blues hall of famer), Sarah Buxton (Keith Urban’s “Stupid Boy” songwriter), Jake Wesley Rogers, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Maxwell Hughes (Grammy nominee, The Lumineers), Jason Ricci, Jackson Stokes (Devon Allman Project), Shawn Eckels (Andy Frasco and the UN), Crazy Town, and many others. 

In 2020, Bryan was asked to try out for NBC's “The Voice” and was able to sing for the producers of the show.  In 2025, Bryan signed with his first record label, Young Outlaw Music, for the release of his single, “Hello”.  He has been a part of the Wild West Songwriters Festival in Deadwood, SD the last couple of years, finishing in the top 5 his first year, and in 2026, became a member of the Midwest Country Music Organization. 

His first solo, studio album, “Whiskey Will Never Leave Me”, is an Americana tinged story of love prevailing through self induced mental and emotional strife.  Its songs tell tales of addiction, abuse, infidelity; and the hope that a new love can provide when dealing with hardship. As intended, the album finds a balance of light inside of darkness.