Drake White is a singer, songwriter, and stroke survivor whose story of resilience and hope has inspired thousands across the nation. Best known for his soulful blend of country, rock, and blues, Drake first rose to fame with hits like "Livin’ the Dream" and "It Feels Good." But in 2019, during a live performance, his life changed forever when he suffered a debilitating stroke caused by a rare brain condition called arteriovenous malformation (AVM).
Rather than letting it define or derail him, Drake chose to fight—retraining his brain, learning to walk again, and eventually returning to the stage stronger than ever. His journey through recovery is not just a medical story, but a deeply human one—marked by grit, gratitude, and an unshakable belief in purpose.
Today, Drake White utilizes his platform to speak candidly and passionately about overcoming adversity, the healing power of music, and how faith, love, and perseverance can transform even the most challenging moments into life’s greatest breakthroughs. His speaking engagements are raw, honest, and filled with both vulnerability and humor, reminding audiences that resilience isn’t just about bouncing back, it’s about rising up.
Whether he's performing on stage or speaking in front of a crowd, Drake inspires others to persevere, no matter the odds.