Brantley Gilbert is ready to rock a different kind of halftime show during Super Bowl LX.
On February 2, 2026, Turning Point USA announced its roster of performers who will be performing at their so-called rival halftime show.
The All-American Halftime Show, organized in protest of Bad Bunny’s scheduled performance on February 8, 2026, will feature Kid Rock, Lee Brice, Gabby Barrett and Gilbert himself.
The show is expected to be broadcast on Turning Point’s social media channels and networks like Charge! and Real America’s Voice.
While many country music fans are familiar with Gilbert — his debut album was released back in 2009 — others are discovering the artist thanks to his new gig with the right-wing conservative political organization founded by late activist Charlie Kirk and now helmed by his widow, Erika Kirk.
Keep reading to learn more about Gilbert, including his marriage to high school sweetheart Amber Cochran Gilbert.
What Are Brantley Gilbert’s Biggest Hits?
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Ever since Brantley Gilbert released his debut album, A Modern Day Prodigal Son, in 2009, the country rocker has found success on the radio with several hits.
Some of his biggest songs include “Bottoms Up,” “The Weekend,” “One Hell of an Amen” and “You Don’t Know Her Like I Do.”
Along the way, Gilbert has earned trophies at various awards shows, including the iHeartRadio Music Awards, ACM Awards and the American Music Awards.
Is Brantley Gilbert Married?
Brantley Gilbert and his wife, Amber Cochran Gilbert, first dated when they were in high school. While the pair broke up after their first connection, Brantley proposed to Amber in 2014. They got married less than a year later.
“It was one of those things that was on and off for a few years – mostly on – and then she was the one that got away for about five years,” Brantley shared during an appearance on The Bobby Bones Show in 2014. “It came back around and I’ve never been happier. This little one, she’s the one, and I’m a pretty stoked dude. I’m pretty excited to say the least.”
Does Brantley Gilbert Have Kids?

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Brantley Gilbert and Amber Cochran Gilbert share three children together, including son Barrett Hardy-Clay, who was born in November 2017 and daughter Braylen Hendrix, who arrived in September 2019.
The couple’s second son, Abram Howell, arrived in October 2024 during the middle of one of Brantley’s concerts.
The country singer was pulled off a Mississippi stage for an undisclosed “emergency” when his wife went into labor on his tour bus. He later returned to the stage to confirm, “We got a baby.”
“We actually had a midwife out with us, so we were prepared if it were to happen,” Brantley told Fox & Friends after the fact. “But [Amber] had a great night before, so we thought we had a week or so left, and we didn’t.”
Was Brantley Gilbert Engaged to Jana Kramer?
In 2012, One Tree Hill actress and country singer Jana Kramer met Brantley Gilbert at the CMT Music Awards. The two started dating and got engaged in late January 2013.
The pair, however, called off their engagement nearly eight months later and went their separate ways.
“I’m really sorry for the person that I was and the way that I wasn’t healthy enough to be in that relationship,” Kramer shared in an April 2020 episode of her iHeartRadio “Whine Down” podcast. “I wasn’t the best version of myself in that relationship. I just wasn’t. I always have a little bit of regret that I didn’t handle things better.”
What Is Brantley Gilbert’s Connection to Charlie Kirk?
Brantley Gilbert admitted to struggling with his Christian faith and forgiveness following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
“My wife sent me back to church and stuff, and I can say Charlie was an encouraging figure in this chapter of my life, and I’m trying to get back into that,” Gilbert told Fox News Digital in September 2025. “My wife is a lot more steadfast in her faith and shows a lot more grace than me.”
The singer continued, “I know my belief in Christianity encourages me to show love and show that to my brothers and sisters, and I’m having a hard time with that right now. I’ve always been one to try to keep my platform geared towards supporting active duty members, veterans, kids. We really try to keep our messages positive.”














