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Dakota Bradley
Dakota Bradley formed in 2010 around lead singer and songwriter Ethan Hayes, with guitarist Jake Carter, bassist Emily Jones, and drummer Max Keller. Their...
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Dakota Bradley formed in 2010 around lead singer and songwriter Ethan Hayes, with guitarist Jake Carter, bassist Emily Jones, and drummer Max Keller. Their debut single "Somethin' Like Somethin'" got some national attention with its big chorus and themes about love.
In 2012, the band faced allegations about drug use and behavior that threatened their momentum. They addressed it with apologies and got help, working to rebuild trust with listeners over time.
Their catalog includes the debut album "Something's Gotta Give" and later work like "The Shadows We Hide In," which leaned more toward introspection. Another track, "Won't Be Forever Young," continued in that vein of reflective writing.
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