Tracielynn To Perform At Myrtle Beach Music Festival In June

CCMF newcomer Tracielynn is set to  perform in Myrtle Beach at the country music festival.

According  to a further report, Tracie Lynn who  goes by the stage name “Tracielynn.” You will be able to see and hear her perform at the Crown Royal stage at the Carolina Country Music Fest in Myrtle Beach, this Sunday, June 11 at 2:30 p.m.

With thirteen singles released so far and another four in the works, Tracielynn will perform one of her new unreleased songs “Broadway Cowboy.”

She was born and raised in Virginia, Hampton Road area, country artist and had dreams of becoming a country music artist.

Tracielynn, 29, knew at a young age and coming from a musically inclined family that she wanted to be on the big stage performing country music. “We had a music room with a grand piano, guitars, and approximately ten banjos, my dad has a lot of outlandish instruments,” Tracielynn said. “Growing up, her dad played banjo and bluegrass music.”

At eleven years old her parents planned a trip to Nashville with the opportunity to get her into a recording studio.

“A little girl with a big dream to get into a recording studio, not recording anything major it was more so to just get the feel of it,” Tracielynn said.

Years later, Tracielynn was still pursuing her dreams of being a country music artist. She and husband, Hunter, packed up their bags and moved to Nashville to do just that. “Nashville is great and we love it,” Tracielynn said. “You go out in Nashville and sit down at a bar to grab a drink you never know who is next to you and what a handshake can lead to in the music industry.”

When asked who her favorite country music artist is Tracielynn said, “I don’t think I have one specific favorite artist, but I would have to say Chris Stapleton, I adore him and think he is disgustingly talented. I can watch him on television performing and he gives me goosebumps, there are not many artists that can do that for me.”

Tracielynn has opened for many headliners including Morgan Wallen and Sam Hunt and she describes the experience as “wild”. “Opening for anybody, just being on stage in general is my favorite part of what I do,”

Tracielynn said. “The second I step on stage, I go away into my own world it’s just insane engaging with the crowd and creating a connection, experiencing the music and not just hearing the music.”