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: What I’ve Learned So Far, 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.” Now signed with RECORDS Nashville, Vector Management, and Sony Music Publishing, Walker’s recent singles, including “I Like Big Trucks,” “Creek,” and “Nashville,” showcase her innovative blend of country and pop/rock. With nearly 1 million social media followers and a Canadian Country Music Award nomination, Walker’s career continues to rise. Her recent surprise performance with Shania Twain at the Churchill Music Festival highlighted her unique talents, solidifying her place as a prominent artist in country music.