Ryan Bingham Bio, Wiki, Age, Height, DOB(Famous Birthday), Family, Wife, Net Worth

About (Profile/Biography)
Ryan Bingham is a singer-songwriter from New Mexico. His music combines elements of country, folk, and rock, creating a unique and authentic sound. Bingham gained recognition for his song "The Weary Kind," which won an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2010. He has released six studio albums, showcasing his storytelling lyrics and raw vocal style. Bingham has also acted in several films, including "Crazy Heart," for which he wrote "The Weary Kind."
Ryan Bingham Career:
2007: Ryan Bingham releases his debut album, "Mescalito," which features the hit song "Southside of Heaven."
2009: Bingham's song "The Weary Kind," which he co-wrote with T Bone Burnett, is featured in the film "Crazy Heart" and wins the Academy Award for Best Original Song.
2009: Bingham releases his second album, "Roadhouse Sun," which includes hit singles "Dylan's Hard Rain" and "Tell My Mother I Miss Her So."
2010: Bingham forms a new band called Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses and releases the album "Junky Star."
2012: Bingham releases his fourth album, "Tomorrowland," which features a more rock-oriented sound and includes hit singles "Heart of Rhythm" and "Beg for Broken Legs."
2015: Bingham releases his fifth album, "Fear and Saturday Night," which returns to his rootsy Americana sound and includes hit singles "Broken Heart Tattoos" and "Adventures of You and Me."
2018: Bingham releases his sixth album, "American Love Song," which explores themes of love, loss, and the American experience.
Ryan Bingham Awards:
Academy Award: Best Original Song for "The Weary Kind" from the movie "Crazy Heart" (2010)
Grammy Award (2011)
Americana Music Honors& Awards (2010)
Americana Music Honors& Awards (2010)
Ryan Bingham Unknown facts:
Ryan Bingham was born in Hobbs, New Mexico, and grew up in West Texas and New Mexico.
He dropped out of school at a young age and spent several years working odd jobs before pursuing a career in music.