CMA Member and Texas-born Country artist Sierra Bernal is a Southern Belle with Texas grit. As an entertainer, vocalist, musician, and songwriter with a love for storytelling who is quickly changing the landscape of Country Music, her talent earns her the ability to hold her own among veteran artists. She’s written with notable songwriters such as Clay Mills, Kevin Brandt and Bobby Terry, and performed on legendary stages such as The Fontanel, Nashville’s Bluebird Café, and Commodore Grill, as well as many in and around Texas such as the Outlaws & Legends Festival in Abilene, playing for as many as 8,500 people. Her high-energy sets have also graced the stages at Dosey Doe’s Big Barn, Main Street Crossing, Mo’s Place in Katy and at noted events like Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Cook-off. 

Sierra’s musical journey began when, at age 5, she stated that if she couldn’t be a crocodile hunter (yes, just like Steve Irwin) she would become a Country Music Artist. At age 10, she overcame a case of stage fright to sing an a cappella version of Patsy Cline’s “Walkin’ After Midnight” in a talent show. Stunning the audience into silence as they listened, the thrill of being on the stage set in and she was hooked.