bio

Anne Buckle is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and music producer with songs streamed millions of times. A descendent of the Carter Family and a cousin of June Carter Cash, Anne has country music in her blood, but she took a non-traditional path to Nashville. She earned her master's degree from Harvard University and spent her first few years out of college working for the U.S. Department of State and the governor of Tennessee before pursuing music full-time. As an artist, she has shared the stage with the late Charlie Daniels, toured with Augustana, opened for The Chicks on their DCX MMXVI World Tour, and performed on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry. As a songwriter, she has written songs for other artists including American Idol’s David Archuleta and Lindy Boone, daughter of legendary crooner Pat Boone. Anne is proud to be part of the Country Music Hall of Fame’s nationally acclaimed Words & Music and Songwriting 101 programs at the Taylor Swift Education Center, where she teaches songwriting to hundreds of K-12 and university students annually.

Anne’s new album WILDWOOD is out on vinyl alongside her debut children’s book, Firefly, inspired by the eponymous song.