Hannah Ellis is a rising voice in contemporary country music, known for her warm, inviting vocals and heartfelt songwriting. Hailing from Campbellsville, Kentucky, Ellis’ music feels like a trusted friend—whether it’s pouring from a car radio or streaming through your phone, her songs resonate with authenticity and relatability.

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A graduate of the University of Kentucky on a full-ride scholarship, Ellis pursued her dream of making music with determination and independence, self-financing her early EPs and moving to Nashville to immerse herself in the songwriting and performance scene. Her persistence has paid off: she has amassed over 55 million career streams, written songs for artists across multiple genres, and been featured as a vocalist alongside Russell Dickerson, Carly Pearce, FOR KING + COUNTRY, and others.

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Ellis has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry multiple times and toured with prominent artists including Billy Currington, Gavin DeGraw, Dwight Yoakam, and Devin Dawson. She was also part of the CMT Next Women of Country Tour, cementing her reputation as one of country music’s standout emerging talents.

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Her debut album, That Girl (2024), features standout singles such as “Wine Country,” “Too Much and Not Enough,” “Country Can,” and “Home and a Hometown.” Recently, she has released new singles including “Once,” “‘90s Country,” and “Waiting to Die,” with more music on the way. Recognized as an ACM 2024 New Female Artist nominee, a Rolling Stone Country Artist to Watch, and a CMT LISTEN UP artist, Hannah Ellis continues to capture hearts with her honest, heartfelt approach to modern country music.