Blaine
Bailey.

Native Americana / Red Dirt

CONTACT AGENT

Keetoowah Cherokee Artist
Singer-songwriter from Tahlequah, Oklahoma

CBS’ The Road
Featured with Keith Urban, Blake Shelton & Gretchen Wilson

TV Placement
Music featured on FX’s Reservation Dogs

Notable Support
Turnpike Troubadours, American Aquarium, Keith Urban, Randall King & more

About Blaine Bailey

Blaine Bailey is a Keetoowah Cherokee singer-songwriter from Tahlequah, Oklahoma, bringing a distinct Indigenous voice to modern Red Dirt and Americana music. Rooted in Cherokee heritage, family, and the country-rock traditions of Northeast Oklahoma, Bailey’s songs carry the weight of lived experience without losing their fire.

A citizen of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, Bailey first picked up guitar around family jam sessions before developing a sound shaped by blues, classic rock, country, and Red Dirt storytelling. His music has since earned national attention, including praise for his 2025 album Indian Country, placements on FX’s acclaimed series Reservation Dogs, and a featured role on CBS’ The Road with Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, and Gretchen Wilson.

Honest, grounded, and unmistakably his own, Blaine Bailey continues carving out a lane that honors where he comes from while pushing country music forward.

Highlights

Keetoowah Cherokee singer-songwriter from Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Featured contestant on CBS’ The Road with Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, and Gretchen Wilson
Music featured on FX’s acclaimed series Reservation Dogs
Has supported Turnpike Troubadours, American Aquarium, Keith Urban, Randall King, and more
Praised by Saving Country Music as “a bold, rich, and authentic specimen of Northeast Oklahoma country rock”
2025 album Indian Country praised for blending traditional country sounds with Native storytelling