About Rollin
The Story So Far
Rollin Brummette believes in taking risks. The Americana singer-songwriter and guitarist from Grand Ledge, Michigan turned a life-changing opening set for rock legends into a full-time music career.
His musical style is reminiscent of Tyler Childers and John Denver, but with deeper vocals mixed with country and folk-rock instrumentation. His perceptive lyrics explore change, growth, and relationships against a backdrop of timeless instrumentation.
Inspired by his musician father, John Denver, and classic rock bands like Rush and Boston, Rollin brings an authentic voice to the Americana genre — one rooted in Michigan farmland and refined in Nashville.
Now back in Michigan, Rollin has taken more of a step back at playing the solo acoustic gigs, to focus on his new band Runnin Redlights.
The Journey
Grand Ledge, Michigan
Raised on a 70-acre hobby farm in Grand Ledge, Michigan. Surrounded by nature and inspired by watching his Dad play guitar, Rollin developed a deep love for music and the outdoors.
The Breakthrough
Opened for ZZ Top, John Fogerty, and George Thorogood at Mount Pleasant's Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort. The energy of performing in front of thousands inspired him to pursue music full-time.
First Singles
Released three singles: 'The Man That You Need,' 'Sadie,' and 'When We Fell in Love.' Built a devoted following across mid-Michigan's music scene.
Nashville Bound
Relocated to Nashville and released his debut EP 'Poison Ivy' — a six-track collection exploring themes of change, growth, and relationships.
Back in the Mitten
After a few years of the fast Nashville city life, Rollin is back in Michigan and currently working on his latest music project - Runnin Redlights.