Britt Nicole

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Britt Nicole
Background information
Birth name	Brittany Nicole Waddell
Origin	Kanapolis, North Carolina
Genre(s)	Contemporary Christian
Occupation(s)	singer
Instrument(s)	vocal
Label(s)	EMI CMG/Sparrow
Website	www.brittnicole.com

Brittany Nicole Waddell is a Christian rock (Christian Contemporary music) artist who performs under the name Britt Nicole.

1 Childhood
2 Career
3 Radio Singles
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Childhood

Waddell began singing at the age of three in her home church, Truth Temple of Kanapolis, North Carolina. She, along with her brother and cousin eventually became involved with the church's daily program on Charlotte TV station WAXN. In High School, she was a member of her school's advanced chorus group, and had the opportunity to perform with them at Carnegie Hall in New York. Waddell is also an alumna of Duke University's Brightleaf Music Workshop.

[edit] Career

Waddell turned down a scholarship from Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee to pursue a full-time music. In 2004, she signed a management deal with Vertical Entertainment, and then signed a development deal with Word Records. Sparrow Records signed her in 2006, and her first album Say It is scheduled for a May 22, 2007 release. Britt Nicole was the opening act on the 2007 Winter Jam Tour with Sanctus Real, Hawk Nelson, Jeremy Camp, Steven Curtis Chapman, and Newsong.^[1] Her song "Indestructible" was featured on the WOW Next 2007 compilation CD, and her summer festival plans include Creation East/West, Spirit West Coast Monterey/Del Mar, and Celebrate Freedom.^[2]