Recording artist Brad Nietfeldt was born and raised in Grand Island, Nebraska. He was influenced musically by his mother who played the guitar and piano. Growing up in a musical household, Brad found himself enjoying performing and singing from early elementary through his show choir days in high school. As a junior in high school, Brad also auditioned and was accepted into the Young Americans national touring group, based out of Los Angeles, California.
After graduating high school brad attended college at DIT (Denver Institute of Technology) where he studied computer networking informational systems. It was during this time that Brad decided to take a a new direction in his life.  During his few months off from school that summer, Brad worked at Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp, located outside of Hillside, Colorado.
It was at RTLC where Brad started pursuing his music career and began expressing his perspective on life through his music. By the end of summer 1998, brad had finished nearly ten songs and had decided to release his music publicly. In the spring of 2001, Brad founded WWoBn Records Group, a nonprofit radio and news promotion agency which has helped several musicians and bands with local promotion.

In May, 2002, nearly one year after founding WWoBn Records, Brad was scouted by an A&R Agency (LiveUnsigned) who decided to help Brad shop his music to major record labels. On June 1, 2002 Brad found himself in Burbank, California where he shot his first music video and recorded his first live album.

Since May of 2002 Brad has performed with acts such as Kenny Chesney, Gary Allan, Martina McBride, Chris Cagel, Andy Griggs, Kevin Dunney,Trick Pony, Lifehouse, Seven Mary Three, Spin Doctors, Tesla, Ted Nugent, Lynyrd Skynyrd, REO Speedwagon, Grand Funk Railroad, Gin Blossoms, Vince Neil, 38 Special, The Knack, Jackyl, and many others.