Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney grew up in a musical family, enjoying music by legendary country, southern rock, and Americana artists. Those artists now influence her own unique country style.¹

While Moroney grew up singing and enjoying music, it wasn’t until she suffered a heartbreak at age 16 that her father purchased her first guitar, which she continues to play today.²

The artist didn’t set out to become a star, and instead studied accounting in college before switching to digital marketing and music business.² But it wasn’t long after graduation that she found the spotlight and has been releasing hits and winning awards ever since.

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Moroney was born and raised in Georgia and attended the University of Georgia.¹ As a freshman, she had the chance to open for Chase Rice, the country star that helped discover Maroney.² It was that opportunity that led her to write her first original song, Tennessee Orange, which would be the same song to help push her into the spotlight.¹

Despite this experience, Moroney continued college and moved to Nashville after graduation. In fall 2022, she officially released Tennessee Orange as an independent artist and landed her first record deal soon after.²

Immediately following her 2022 release of Tennessee Orange, Moroney started racking up awards and nominations.

• MTV Video Music Awards - Best Country (2025): Megan Moroney was the first recipient of a new VMA category, Best Country, for her single, Am I Okay?³
• People’s Choice Awards, USA - Female Country Artist of the Year Nominee (2024): While she didn’t take home the title, Moroney was nominated for this award following the success of her second album, Am I Okay?⁴
• American Country Music Awards - New Female Artist of the Year (2024): Moroney kicked off this awards show by performing Tennessee Orange virtually, as she was on tour with Kenny Chesney at the time.⁵

Megan Moroney has had several hits in her career so far.

• Tennessee Orange (2023): Moroney’s breakout hit spent 28 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, topping out at number 30.⁶
• Am I Okay? (2024): Released on the album of the same name, Am I Okay? spent 40 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, topping out at number 34.⁶
• 6 Months Later (2025): This single spent 30 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and reached a top spot of 29.⁶

While Megan Moroney’s first two tours, The Lucky Tour in 2023 and 2024, featured concerts in smaller venues, the Am I Okay? Tour in 2025 and The Cloud 9 Tour in 2026 featured larger venues. The latter includes over 40 dates in global arenas, including cities like Seattle, Dallas, Paris, and Belfast.⁷

Moroney’s concerts are upbeat and energetic, with fans often singing along to her most popular songs.⁸

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