Bryan Pierce was born on October 21, 1975, and is the middle child of five siblings. Growing up, he was raised primarily in Southern California, but due to his family's military background and his mother's nomadic tendencies, he spent his childhood relocating to various parts of the United States.
As a result, he developed a strong sense of adaptability and a "have bag, will travel" mentality, which has served him well in his later years. Despite having settled in Charlotte, North Carolina since 1995, his wanderlust has led him to explore numerous destinations worldwide, including Indonesia and Ireland.
It wasn't until 2013, however, that he finally decided to pursue his long-held desire to become an actor. This decision was sparked by an NPR interview between Terry Gross and actor Bobby Cannavale on her show "Fresh Air". Inspired by Cannavale's story, Pierce began training with JD Lewis at The Actors Lab, a mentorship that has continued to this day.
In the weeks following his training, he signed with Artist Resource Agency and landed his first national commercial for Hillshire Farm. This marked the beginning of his acting career, which has since seen him appear as a contestant on NBC's "The Voice" and in various projects, both regionally and nationally, including ABC's "Nashville".
