Ashley Cooke has weathered the storm and is ready to open her heart and shed the armor as

she looks to her next chapter. With new music on the horizon and after a year filled with some of

the highest highs and lowest lows, breakout country sensation Ashley Cooke has dug deeper

than ever into her songwriting and storytelling to reveal her strongest, most vulnerable, and

most honest work yet.

After winning Belmont's prestigious Country Showcase and releasing her debut album on Big

Loud/Back Blocks Music 'shot in the dark,' Cooke went on to win her first CMT Award for

Breakthrough Female Video of the Year in 2024 and has been nominated twice for ACM's New

Female Artist of the Year, as well as Best New Country Artist at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music

Awards. Cooke also notched her first #1 hit at Country radio with her breakthrough track, "your

place." As her career started to thrive and take flight - something she had been working towards

since penning her first song at the age of eleven - the silky songstress' personal life seemed to

be spiraling. Cooke and her family navigated severe health issues, losses, heartbreak, and

struggles with mental health - all while putting on a smile night-after-night on stage to deliver

unforgettable moments with her fans and showing gratitude for the amazing accolades she

began to stack up. Those experiences and hardships have fueled Cooke more than ever to

throw herself completely into her music - and what's to come is a testament to that.

Cooke has made debuts at the Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium; national TV

appearances on ABC’s The Bachelorette and NBC’s TODAY Show; collaborations and tours

with Ne-Yo, Rascal Flatts, Joe Jonas, Marshmello, Luke Bryan, Jordan Davis, Cole Swindell,

Brett Young; an opening slot on Kane Brown’s stadium and arena tour, and direct support for Parker McCollum.

Parker McCollum