Tanner Adell

Tanner Adell is a groundbreaking country music artist who blends traditional country with influences from pop, hip-hop, and R&B, creating a sound all her own. Born on June 27, 1996, in Lexington, Kentucky, Tanner was adopted shortly after birth and raised in Manhattan Beach, California. Her summers spent in Star Valley, Wyoming, gave her a deep connection to country life and culture. Growing up as a biracial Black woman in a predominantly white community has played a significant role in shaping her music and identity.

Tanner’s musical journey began with classical training in piano, violin, and string bass, and she later taught herself to play guitar. She went on to study commercial music at Utah Valley University, which helped her hone her skills and prepare for a career in the music industry. In 2021, she moved to Nashville to pursue her dreams, quickly gaining attention for her distinctive sound.

Her debut album, Buckle Bunny, released in July 2023, received critical praise and featured the viral track “Buckle Bunny.” In 2024, she collaborated with Beyoncé on the song “BlackBiird” from the album Cowboy Carter, further solidifying her place in the country music world. Known for her high-energy performances and fearless approach to music, Tanner continues to push boundaries and break new ground in the genre. She is currently working on her sophomore album, promising even more personal and innovative music for her growing fanbase.