Zach Brown is a three-time Grammy-winning artist,

Magnetic Frontman, and visionary entrepreneur,

known for blending chart-topping success with fearless innovation.

As the founder and lead vocalist of the multi-platinum Zach Brown band,

he's built a genre-defined sound, rooted in southern rock country and soul, earning a loyal

fan base in multiple chart-topping albums. Beyond the stage, he founded Camp Southern Ground,

his greatest philanthropic endeavor, and the heartbeat of his mission to

serve others. And while his rise may look like an overnight success, Zach will be the first to tell

you, like most good things, his success took time. Zach's journey to stardom began in Georgia,

where he fell in love with music early and began playing in coffee houses

at the age of 14. It was his crowd favorite song Chicken Fried that catapulted him into the spotlight.

Since then, he's solidified his status as a music icon, and now he's entering a new chapter

in his life. Zach is newly engaged to jewelry designer Kendra Scott,

and later this year he's releasing a new album,

Love and Fear,

along with an immersive Las Vegas show at the Sphere,

a production he calls his masterpiece

and his most personal work yet.

I sat down with Zach to talk about fatherhood,

collaborating with the artists like Dolly Parton and Snoop Dog,

and the creative writing process that drives him.

I'm Jenna Bush-Hager. Welcome to my podcast,

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