Colbie Caillat

Colbie Caillat is a two-time Grammy Award winner and five-time Grammy Award nominee known for her work as a singer-songwriter in the pop and country music industries. Her music has accumulated more than 15 billion global streams. Caillat gained early recognition as one of the first music artists discovered on MySpace, earning the nickname "Queen of MySpace" among journalists due to her popularity on the platform. Raised in a musically influential family—her father, Ken Caillat, co-produced Fleetwood Mac albums Rumours, Tusk, and Mirage—Caillat developed a strong foundation in songwriting and melody.

Her debut album, "Coco," reached No. 5 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart and is certified triple Platinum. The follow-up album, "Breakthrough," debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and is certified Platinum. Caillat has released multiple No. 1 and Top 10 singles, including the six-times Platinum hit "Bubbly," as well as "Realize," "Try," and the Grammy Award-winning duet "Lucky" with Jason Mraz. She contributed as a featured artist on Taylor Swift's "Fearless," which won Album of the Year, and received the Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals for "Lucky." Caillat also co-wrote "We Both Know" with Gavin DeGraw for the soundtrack of the film "Safe Haven," earning a Grammy nomination for Best Song Written for Visual Media.

Caillat identifies primarily as a songwriter, with lyrics that often explore themes of self-confidence and vulnerability. Her single "Try," from the album "Gypsy Heart," became notable for its message about natural beauty and self-acceptance, highlighted by a music video featuring Caillat and other women removing their makeup. She has addressed personal challenges such as stage fright in her songwriting, notably in the song "One Fine Line."

Caillat has been recognized as BMI Songwriter of the Year and has performed at major events, including singing "God Bless America" at the MLB All-Star Game, the national anthem at Monday Night Football, and at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway. She launched her own label, PlummyLou Records, demonstrating her commitment to creative independence. As a member of the country group Gone West, Caillat made her Grand Ole Opry debut and achieved Gold certification for the single "What Could've Been," which reached the Top 30 on the Country Airplay charts.

Caillat's solo country album, "Along The Way," features singles such as "I'll Be Here" with Sheryl Crow, "Worth It," and "Still Gonna Miss You," and has surpassed 55 million streams. Her album "This Time Around" revisits hits like "Bubbly" and "Lucky" alongside new collaborations with artists including Maren Morris and Jason Mraz, reflecting her collaborative approach to music. Caillat continues to engage audiences with live performances across a variety of venues, maintaining a presence in both pop and country music.