Lanie Gardner

Lanie Gardner is an American singer-songwriter who first captured hearts in 2020 when her soulful cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” went viral online. Born on July 18, 1999, in the small town of Burnsville, North Carolina, Lanie’s musical roots run deep — her love for music was sparked by her grandfather and nurtured from a young age. By the time she was twelve, she was already writing her own songs and recording vocals in a homemade studio tucked inside her bedroom closet.

Her breakout cover didn’t just earn her millions of views on YouTube — it also caught the attention of music industry heavyweights. Joe Jonas took notice, eventually helping her land a management deal with Jonas Group Entertainment and a record contract with Republic Records. Riding that wave, Lanie went on to open for the Jonas Brothers during their “Remember This” tour and shared the stage with artists like Jelly Roll and ZZ Ward, solidifying her presence in the pop and country scenes.

In October 2024, Lanie released her long-awaited debut album, A Songwriter’s Diary, through BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville. The ten-track project, entirely written by Gardner herself, is a raw and emotional reflection of her Appalachian roots, heartaches, and life experiences — giving fans an intimate look into her journey as both an artist and a storyteller.

Now based in Nashville, Tennessee, Lanie continues to grow her career while remaining closely connected to her audience through platforms like TikTok and Instagram. With a rising profile and an authentic voice, she’s quickly becoming one of country-pop’s most relatable and promising new stars.