Russell Dickerson Releases Romantic Reimagining of "Bones" with Wedding Version
Russell Dickerson, the multi-platinum country artist from Union City, Tennessee, has released a "Wedding Version" of his hit song "Bones" on January 31, 2025. This new rendition features a more acoustic arrangement, including delicate piano keys and a string quartet, complementing Dickerson's baritone vocals. The release was inspired by fan requests for a stripped-down version suitable for weddings, following the success of the original track.
Dickerson's musical journey began at Belmont University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in music. He made his debut in the country music scene with the release of his extended play "Die to Live Again" in 2011. His breakthrough came with the single "Yours" in 2017, which became a defining moment in his career and earned him critical acclaim.
The original "Bones" single was released in July, 2024 and quickly became a standout track for Dickerson. The song, co-written by Dickerson, Chris LaCorte, Parker Welling, and Chase McGill, was praised by Music Row as "a sweet, sentimental number that exemplifies classic country storytelling".
Dickerson's discography includes albums: "Yours" (2017), "Southern Symphony" (2020), self-titled album "Russell Dickerson" (2022) and "The Afterparty Deluxe (2023). His most recent EP, "Bones The EP," was released in August 2024, and includes the original version of the latest track. The artist has been prolific in releasing music throughout his career and has consistently charted on Billboard's Country Airplay, with four of his singles reaching the number one spot. His popularity is evident in his streaming numbers, which on Spotify alone have amassed to over 2.3M monthly listeners.
Dickerson's musical style is influenced by a blend of country, rock, pop, and hip-hop, reflecting his diverse musical upbringing. He has cited artists like Keith Urban as influential in shaping his musical style. His approach to music often involves collecting and drawing inspiration from classic vinyl albums, which has helped foster his unique artistic perspective.
In addition to his recording career, Dickerson has been active on the touring circuit. He has supported acts such as Thomas Rhett, Billy Currington, and Kane Brown. Looking ahead, Dickerson is set to embark on his RUSSELLMANIA TOUR 2025, which will extend into amphitheaters during the summer.
