Cooper Alan, born on February 17, 1996, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is quickly making a name for himself in the country music scene. Raised in a family with a deep appreciation for music, he formed his first band in eighth grade, drawing inspiration from artists like Kenny Chesney, Kid Rock, AC/DC, and Afroman. His early exposure to diverse musical influences helped shape his unique sound.

While attending the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, Alan continued to pursue his passion, performing with his band at various venues across the Carolinas. After graduating in 2018, he moved to Nashville to chase his dreams of becoming a professional musician. His transition to Nashville marked the beginning of his journey into the heart of country music.

The rise of TikTok played a crucial role in Alan’s career. His engaging and relatable content resonated with a large audience, amassing over 10 million followers. This success on social media gave him the platform to launch his own label, Cooped Up Records, in 2021. His music, including singles like “Feel Like Hell Today,” released in May 2024, reflects his evolving style and connects with listeners on a personal level.

In addition to his music, Alan is an advocate for mental health, founding the Cooper Alan Foundation to support related causes. As he continues to grow his fanbase and release new music, Cooper Alan blends traditional country roots with modern digital influence, solidifying his place in the contemporary country music scene.