Praised by reviewers and audiences for his “profound” and “engaging” style, tenor Bradley King is established as one of the most versatile singers in the country. Based in New York City, Bradley performs regularly with the Boston Early Music Festival, the Rose Ensemble, and Les Carnards Chantants and numerous other ensembles. In addition to his work in early music, Bradley frequently works with contemporary composers and has recently created the roles of Dr. Neare in The Analyzing Engine by Andrew Lovett, the titular role in Tam Lin by Elliot Cole and Fiona Gillespie and is currently working with Andrew Lovett on the new opera “Flaming ‘Chute.” Bradley holds degrees in voice and conducting from DePauw University and the University of North Texas and has won numerous awards and competitions including the Fritz Lockeman Award, and the 2015 James Toland Vocal Arts Competition.