Kelsea Ballerini has solidified her place in music history with remarkable achievements. Her debut album, The First Time, marked a significant milestone as she became the sole female country artist to achieve #1 status with the first three singles from a debut album. This remarkable feat also led to her nomination for the prestigious “Best New Artist” GRAMMY. Throughout her career, Ballerini has achieved remarkable success with a series of chart-topping albums, including platinum-selling The First Time (2015), gold-selling Unapologetically (2017), gold-selling kelsea (2020), ballerini (2020), and SUBJECT TO CHANGE (2022). Boasting an impressive track record of seven #1 singles, 32 RIAA certifications, and over 7.5 billion streams, Ballerini’s musical repertoire comprises a collection of essential hits. Her outstanding contributions have earned her four GRAMMY nominations, two ACM Awards, two CMA Awards, the iHeartRadio Music Awards accolade for “Best New Artist,” as well as numerous nominations from prestigious award ceremonies such as the ACM Awards, American Music Awards, CMA Awards, CMT Awards, and People’s Choice Awards. In 2019, Ballerini was honored as a member of the esteemed Grand Ole Opry. The release of Rolling Up the Welcome Mat (2023), paired with a captivating short film personally crafted by Ballerini, catapulted her into the limelight with a memorable debut on Saturday Night Live, a feature on the cover of TIME Magazine, a GRAMMY nomination for “Best Country Album,” and critical acclaim from renowned publications like The New York Times, Variety, and Rolling Stone. Collaborating with fellow “Best New Artist” GRAMMY nominee Noah Kahan, Ballerini introduced her latest single, “Cowboys Cry Too.” Excitingly, Ballerini is poised to take on the role of Coach in Season 27 of NBC’s The Voice, set to premiere in Spring 2025.