Danielle Bradbery stuns fans as she announces first album in six years

Danielle Bradbery is poised to make a triumphant return to the music scene with the announcement of her first album in six years.

During her performance at Spotify House at Ole Red during CMA Fest on Friday, the 27-year-old songstress revealed the exciting news of her comeback.

Reflecting on the journey ahead, Danielle, who rose to fame as the winner of The Voice in 2013, expressed a mix of emotions. "It doesn't feel real," she shared with People. "There's a lot of emotions coming with it, with just how long it's been and who I am now as a person and as a woman, and everything that has happened in the past few years since my last album."

For those who may have missed it, Danielle's last album, "I Don't Believe We've Met," debuted in 2017.

Opening up about the extended hiatus leading up to her forthcoming album, the country singer candidly shared, "These past few years, they're very fragile 20s. I went through a really heavy relationship.” She continued, "I went through a lot personally and figuring out myself, my mind, and honestly my body. There's times where my health wasn't great, and there was a lot of times where I was like, I need to figure myself out. I need to make changes because whatever is happening right now is hurting me mentally and physically."

Remaining true to her authentic self, Danielle emphasized the importance of honesty in her music journey. "I love being honest with everybody,” she added.

Marking a significant milestone in her career, Danielle's highly anticipated second studio album, self-titled "Danielle," is set to be released on September 6th, marking a new chapter in her musical evolution.