Driven by a passion for storytelling and committed to keeping the classic country sound alive, Chelsey’s performances are a high-energy journey fueled by strong vocals, creative lyrics and catchy melodies. In other words, she is no stranger to a killer performance and a damn good time. She has played shows such as Country 102.5's Street Party 2 alongside Maren Morris, Old Dominion, Michael Ray, David Nail, and has opened for acts such as Dylan Scott, Lonestar, Parmalee, Josh Thompson, Frankie Ballard, Jillian Jacqueline and Montgomery Gentry. But the list doesn't end there. She has also had the opportunity to warm fans up before huge national acts such as Garth Brooks and Zac Brown Band hit the stage on their arena tours.
“Listening to Chelsey sing conjures up images of old Nashville. Chelsey is an old soul speaking through a 25 year old. Her writing is thoughtful and clever, and she delivers her message with apparent honesty. You can't help but feel Chelsey is doing exactly what she was meant to do, and what she needs to do."
– Carolyn Kruse (Country 102.5 radio personality)
Chelsey released her debut EP "Nothin' Better To Do" in 2017 and is currently in the studio working on her second record.
Her Music “takes you on a ride back to when country music was country, back to the days of old school Sarah Evans, or even as far back as Loretta Lynn or Patty Loveless. She delivers melodies with ease, and truly looks like she loves being on stage! “ – Chris Martin (Scarlet Drive)
“Listening to Chelsey sing conjures up images of old Nashville. Chelsey is an old soul speaking through a 25 year old. Her writing is thoughtful and clever, and she delivers her message with apparent honesty. You can't help but feel Chelsey is doing exactly what she was meant to do, and what she needs to do."
– Carolyn Kruse (Country 102.5 radio personality)
Chelsey released her debut EP "Nothin' Better To Do" in 2017 and is currently in the studio working on her second record.
Her Music “takes you on a ride back to when country music was country, back to the days of old school Sarah Evans, or even as far back as Loretta Lynn or Patty Loveless. She delivers melodies with ease, and truly looks like she loves being on stage! “ – Chris Martin (Scarlet Drive)
