Ian Flanigan is a nationally touring singer-songwriter known for his soulful, gravel-toned baritone and standout performances on NBC’s The Voice, where he finished as a Top 3 finalist on Team Blake. Praised by Blake Shelton as a “once-in-a-lifetime vocalist,” Flanigan has since built a career rooted in authenticity, heart, and relentless touring.

Originally from Saugerties/Woodstock, NY, Ian began touring independently at just 17 years old, carving his path across the country as a grassroots performer. He’s played renowned stages including Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Kerrville Folk Festival, Dripping Springs Songwriters Festival, and Austin City Limits, steadily building a loyal fan base through raw talent and genuine connection.

With over 10 million streams and features across major outlets including People, CMT, USA Today, Entertainment Tonight, and The Wrap, Flanigan has proven his staying power in the Americana and modern country space. His debut album Strong featured a duet with Shelton on the single “Grow Up,” which reached No. 5 on the iTunes country chart.

Flanigan’s latest release, The Man My Mama Raised, further showcases his range as both a writer and performer, with a style often compared to Chris Stapleton and Joe Cocker, his music blends country grit, singer-songwriter depth, and timeless soul.

He has shared the stage with Blake Shelton, Parker McCollum, Trace Adkins, Larry Fleet, Bob Schneider, and many more — bringing his commanding presence and heartfelt storytelling to venues and festivals across the country. Whether solo or backed by a full band, Flanigan’s live show is both intimate and unforgettable.