Multi-award-winning hit songwriter and artist, Danny Wells was born and raised in Roanoke Rapids, NC. Music was an integral part of his life for as long as he can remember. He grew up singing in church, began taking piano lessons in 2nd grade, was writing his first songs shortly thereafter, and eventually, became a performing member of the Christian music group, New Beginning. Music was in his blood.

Upon graduating high school, Wells attended Southwestern College in Oklahoma City where he received his A.A. degree. In 1980, the North Carolina native decided to make the move to Music City where he attended and graduated from Belmont University receiving a B.M. degree in Commercial Music – all while continuing to perform and write.

Fast forward fifteen years of honing his craft and working in the business, Wells’ first cut came in 1995. He is recognized for the #1 HITS, “Check Yes or No,” recorded by George Strait, “These Days,” recorded by Rascal Flatts, and “Couldn’t Last a Moment,” by Collin Raye. Some of Wells’ other hits include “This Everyday Love,” and “While You Loved Me,” both recorded by Rascal Flatts, Craig Morgan’s “Little Bit of Life,” and “Hello L-O-V-E,” a hit single for John Michael Montgomery. Wells has also had songs recorded by numerous other artists, including Alabama, Billy Ray Cyrus, Chris Young, Confederate Railroad, Crystal Gayle, High Valley, James Bonamy, JoDee Messina, Joe Diffie, Julie Roberts, Kane Brown, Sara Evans, Scotty McCreery, Tracy Byrd, and Wade Hayes.

Wells’ songs have exceeded over 15 million radio airplays worldwide according to BMI with RIAA-certified sales in excess of over 30 million records sold. He is a CMA/ACM Award-nominee and has received the CMA Writer Award #1 song in the nation multiple times.