Country Recording Artist | Singer-Songwriter | International Performer
From her Kentucky roots to Nashville and stages around the world, Kinsey Rose has built an impressive career with her powerful vocals, authentic country sound, and heartfelt songwriting.
Kinsey gained national recognition on Season 21 of NBC’s The Voice, where Kelly Clarkson used her only block against Blake Shelton to secure Kinsey for her team. She later made Voice history during the Battle Rounds, receiving three steals and a save as all four superstar coaches fought to keep her in the competition.
A lifelong musician and songwriter, Kinsey discovered her passion for music at an early age, learning piano, guitar, and viola before beginning to write songs at just ten years old. After college, she moved to Nashville to pursue her dream of becoming a country music artist. Since then, she has released multiple albums and singles, including Fair Weather Love, featuring legendary country artist Vince Gill, and Honky Tonk Treasures. Her more recent releases include “Georgia Rose” and “You Can’t Remember,” featuring Vince Gill.
An accomplished international touring artist, Kinsey has performed on major stages throughout Europe, Australia, and beyond, building a loyal following overseas. Her festival appearances include Nashville Nights in Denmark, Seljord Country Festival and Norsk Countrytreff in Norway, Czyste Country Festival in Poland, and the International Country Music Festival in Switzerland. From large outdoor festivals to intimate songwriter performances, Kinsey’s dynamic stage presence and genuine connection with audiences have made her a favorite among country music fans around the world.
As she looks toward 2027, Kinsey is entering an exciting new chapter with new original music on the way. Continuing to write, record, and perform internationally, she remains dedicated to sharing her love of country music and connecting with audiences wherever the music takes her.