Hannah Ellis

Hannah Ellis is an American country music singer-songwriter known for her work in the Nashville music industry. Ellis earned a full scholarship to the University of Kentucky, graduating with a degree in integrated strategic communications before relocating to Nashville to pursue a career in country music. She self-financed an EP and participated in writers' nights and industry meetings, eventually competing on "The Voice." Following her appearance on the show, Ellis secured a publishing deal and began writing songs for other artists.

As a songwriter, Ellis has contributed to tracks recorded by artists such as Russell Dickerson, Carly Pearce, FOR KING + COUNTRY, Cassadee Pope, and Sidewalk Prophets. She has collaborated with Nashville songwriters including Jimmy Robbins, Parker Welling, and Emily Weisband. Ellis' songwriting spans multiple genres, and she is recognized for her storytelling and versatility within the country music community.

Ellis signed with Curb Records and released a self-titled EP, followed by a series of singles that gained attention on country radio, including "Us," "Country Can," and "Wine Country," which reached the Billboard Country Airplay chart. Her debut studio album, "That Girl," was released through Curb Records and features a collection of country songs that highlight her vocal and songwriting abilities.

Ellis has been recognized by Rolling Stone Country as an "Artist To Watch" and was selected as one of CMT's "LISTEN UP" artists. She has performed on the Grand Ole Opry and toured with artists such as Carly Pearce, Billy Currington, Gavin DeGraw, Dwight Yoakam, and Devin Dawson, as well as participating in the CMT Next Women of Country Tour. Ellis was also featured in a national television advertising campaign by her alma mater. With millions of career streams and a debut album that demonstrates her range as a country music artist, Ellis maintains a presence as an emerging figure in the country music industry.