Who Is Bartees Strange? All About The Alternative Musician, His Net Worth, Live Performance On CBS

Bartees Strange has an estimated net worth of around $1-$5 million, Wikispro reports.

He earns revenue from his album sales, tours, and merch. Before starting his music career, he worked as director of communications for a nonprofit environmental organization.

He began his musical career with Brooklyn-based post-hardcore band Stay Inside. He released his first solo EP, “Magic Boy,” in 2017 under Bartees & The Strange Fruit. In 2020 he released his first studio album, “Live Forever,” and in the same year, he was named Artist To Watch by Stereogum.

He released his second studio album, “Farm To Table,” in 2022. He has announced his 2022 North American Tour to support his second album. He has also toured with several artists and bands.

He also has his own merch, which includes t-shirts and hoodies with multiple patterns and colors. His merch can be purchased from his official site, and costs under $100.

Bartees Strange isn’t married to anyone, but he has a girlfriend, per his interview with Tune Glue.

Bartees has shared the identity of his girlfriend, but he has gushed about his lover during his interview with Tune Glue. He mentioned that he and his girlfriend came back to New York because he wanted to play in bands.

He stated that he and his partner had been together for more than six years. When the interviewer asked Bartees about his girlfriend, he said that he feels nice to be around someone who cares and helps him get through his daily life.

Bartees has been discreet about his romantic relationship.

Bartees Strange is 33 years old and was born to his parents, Donna Mitchell-Cox and Bartees Cox Sr.

His mother is an opera singer, and his father was an engineer in the military. While growing up, he moved to several countries, from England to Germany, Greenland, and multiple US states, before settling in Mustang, Oklahoma.

His mother influenced his interest in music as she is a music teacher and an opera singer who performed in musicals. His mother gave him and his two younger siblings vocal and piano lessons while growing up.

His family was active in church; on Sundays, he and his mother would sing in the choir. When he was in high school, he was a point guard on the traveling AAU circuit. He also played football, and he was recruited by major Southern Division I college football programs such as Oklahoma State, SMU, and Texas Tech, but his low grades led him to Emporia State University.

But he transferred after his first year as he was demoralized by the thought of sports. Later he went to Oklahoma University but got rejected from their music school because he could not read notes.

Later he thought about doing sports journalism and public relations. After his graduation, he worked as press secretary for the Federal Communications Commission for the Obama administration.