KYLIE FREY

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Kylie Frey is a torchbearer for today's neo-traditional country movement - classic yet modern, elevated yet grounded in Red Dirt. The former rodeo queen describes herself as "a workhorse, not a show pony," and her dedication to songwriting and the artists who came before her is evident in her hard-earned success.

A native of Opelousas, Louisiana, Kylie built her career playing honky-tonks and dance halls across Texas while touring with artists including Cody Johnson, Casey Donahew and Randall King. Recently, she notched her 13th No. 1 single on Texas radio and was named Female Artist of the Year by both the Texas CMA Awards and the Texas Regional Radio & Music Awards. She gained national attention with her Grand Ole Opry debut in 2023, appearances on America's Got Talent, and her selection as a CMT Next Women of Country in 2024.

Signed to Carnival Music in 2021, Kylie recently earned her first major-label cut with "One Night in Tulsa," recorded and released by one of her musical heroes, Reba McEntire. Now, the self-proclaimed "Honkytonk Housewife" is putting the finishing touches on her debut full-length album - her most personal collection of songs yet - as she prepares for the biggest chapter of her career.

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