Megan Moroney

A Country phenomenon with major star power and massive talent to match, Megan Moroney is the rare artist to earn icon status soon after breaking onto the scene. With over 1.7 BILLION total global streams to date, the Georgia-bred singer/songwriter kicked off the latest era of her formidable career with her critically acclaimed sophomore album Am I Okay?: a July 2024 release that debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200, emerged as the year’s third-biggest debut from a female Country artist, and won rave reviews from many of the music world’s leading publications (including Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Variety, Billboard, American Songwriter, and more). Featuring the Emo Cowgirl’s post-breakup ballad “No Caller ID” — a track that shattered the record for the biggest Country female song debut in streams in the U.S. — Am I Okay? continues the meteoric rise first set in motion with “Tennessee Orange,” a 2X PLATINUM #1 hit included on her 2023 blockbuster debut Lucky. Soon after Lucky’s arrival, Moroney began amassing a steady stream of accolades, including winning Breakthrough Female Video of the Year at the 2023 CMT Music Awards, MusicRow’s Breakout Artist of the Year at the 2024 CountryBreakout Awards, and New Female Artist of the Year at the 59th ACM Awards (where she reigned as the most nominated female artist with SIX NODS). She is up for three nods - Female Vocalist of the Year, New Artist of the Year and Music Video of the Year (“I’m Not Pretty”) - at The 58th Annual CMA Awards airing November 20, and has previously earned nominations for People’s Choice Country, iHeart, CMT Music, and Billboard Music Awards. The latest in a hot streak of headline tours, Moroney’s AM I OKAY? TOUR launches in March 2025, following wildly successful runs like THE LUCKY 2.0 TOUR (a spring/summer 2024 trek that sold out in just five minutes) and the GEORGIA GIRL TOUR (a sold-out 15-date tour of UK/Europe). Bringing her notoriously dazzling live show to audiences all over, she played stadiums across the country as support for Kenny Chesney, as well as taking the stage at high-profile festivals like Stagecoach and Lollapalooza.