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#CMAFest25: Braxton Keith talks keeping country music alive and “Baby You Do”

90,000 country music fans are hitting Music City USA to enjoy all the amazing, new stars at CMA Fest.

One of them is our buddy Braxton Keith!

Braxton is a Texas native who spends most of his time on the road, touring with his band.
His blend of modern sounds with old-school country is on full display with his latest singles “Cozy” and “Under Them Neons.”

More From Braxton

He sat down with us to talk about keeping traditional country music alive, “Baby You Do,” and his future project.

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