Singer/songwriter Margo Price heard her calling young. After attending Northern Illinois University for theater and dance, she dropped out and relocated to Nashville in 2003.
Singer/songwriter Margo Price heard her calling young. After attending Northern Illinois University for theater and dance, she dropped out and relocated to Nashville in 2003.
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She played around town and worked on the side to support herself and her husband, guitarist Jeremy Ivey. But it would take several more years before her debut album, 2016's Midwest Farmer's Daughter, arrived.
The autobiographical album wove together strains of traditional country, honky tonk, rock 'n' roll and other genres to create a stage for Price's honest lyricism and distinctive voice.
The album soon landed on several prominent end-of-year lists and earned Price a win at the Americana Awards for Emerging Artist of the Year.
Price followed that success with the EP Weakness in 2017. That same year, she released her sophomore album, All American Made. In 2019, she was nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys.
In 2020, Price's third album That's How Rumors Get Started arrived. Her longtime friend Sturgill Simpson served as producer. Price wrote the project while pregnant, which she's credited with influencing its subject matter and direction.
With three nominations a piece, Margo Price and Charley Crockett lead the way for the 2023 Americana Honors & Awards, set to take place on Sept. 20 in Nashville.
The track originally appeared on Price's acclaimed 2023 album, Strays.
The Illinois native will perform at the Lafayette ahead of her 2023 appearance at The Long Road Festival.
Hailey Whitters, The War And Treaty and many more are set to join them in Franklin, Tennessee in September.
They'll be joined by the likes of Sierra Ferrell, Blackberry Smoke, Tenille Townes and Megan Moroney.
The song will feature on One Night in Texas: The Next Waltz's Tribute to the Red-Headed Stranger, which is set to be released on April 28.