Alli Walker

Country singer-songwriter Alli Walker, hailing from Prince Edward Island, Canada, has emerged as a dynamic force in Nashville’s music scene. With early achievements in sports and bagpiping, she pursued her musical dreams with relentless dedication. Relocating to Toronto, Walker navigated the music industry through hands-on experience before releasing her debut album, The Basement Sessions in 2019. Her sophomore album, Growing Up, debuted at #6 on the global iTunes Country charts, boosted by viral hits like "The Whiskey's Gone." Former releases on RECORDS/Columbia included “I Like Big Trucks,” "Creek," “Dirt On Us,” and “Kitchen Floor” but current “First Time Living (featuring Gretchen Wilson)” and bagpipe-infused “Ride It Out” signify a new chapter in her career as an independent artist. Boasting almost one million social media followers and recently nominated for a Canadian Country Music Award for Top Female Artist, Walker's dynamic blend of traditional country sounds with pop/rock sensibilities positions her as a dedicated and innovative force in the evolving landscape of country music. Her recent surprise performance with Shania Twain at the Churchill Music Festival, where she showcased her bagpipe skills, and debut performance at iconic Nashville-based Ryman Auditorium further cements her rising status in the industry. As she gears up for her next album and global tour dates, Walker's journey in the music industry is poised for even greater heights.