Frank Bradford

For over 25 years, Frank Bradford has been making his mark on the Christian music scene. His lifelong love of music and many years of study have provided him with a wealth of experience in performing, producing and recording as lead vocalist, guitarist, and keyboardist. His many influences have enabled him to creatively combine pop, rock and blues into his own unique style. Frank’s ministry experience includes six years of playing keyboards and guitar while on tour with one of America’s favorite Christian artists, Ray Boltz. While traveling with Ray, Frank also had the opportunity to play for Phillips, Craig and Dean, Russ Taff, and Selah. He has also had the opportunity to play solo concerts for Icthus Music Festival, Assembly of God State Youth Convention and the Indianapolis Resurrection Breakfast. In 2005, Frank released his first album, Better Days, featuring artists such as Russ Taff and Nicole Sponberg, formerly Nicole Smith of Selah. Frank’s most recent release, Man in the Wilderness, was featured in The Indy Sports Men’s Magazine as January 2008’s album of the month. Considered to be his “break out CD,” it is a compilation of rock, jazz, and soul with the sounds of Moe Z M.D. from the Wallflowers and John Cougar Mellencamp, Dane Clark also from Mellencamp and Steve Earl, Rick Derringer who is best known for “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo” and “Hang on Sloopy,” and also Krystal Peterson, known for many contributions to Disney films including her hit “Supergirl.” Frank is also featured in Indy.com, Indianapolis’ premier website sponsored by the Indianapolis Star.