ABOUT ALLIE KECK

Born in a small town in Central Illinois, Allie Keck began playing guitar and writing songs at the early age of fifteen. Heavily influenced by artists like Amy Winehouse, Adele, Maren Morris, and Miranda Lambert, Allie got her love for pop music from her mom, who would always play songs by Prince and Michael Jackson around the house. Allie’s dad, a fan of The Eagles and Jackson Brown, inspired Allie to concoct her unique sound you hear in her music today.​​​​​

Allie began performing at bars, wineries, weddings, and open mic nights around her small hometown before moving to Nashville in 2016. Since making the move to Music City, the rising songwriter and artist has opened for Parmalee and plays on the Whiskey Jam circuit. Having released her music to her growing fan base with plans to continue, Allie commented on her inspiration to write and perform her original songs saying, “Music has been a constant in my life. Writing songs that resonate with the audience is a feeling I can’t describe. Whether I’ve made you laugh, cry or smile I’ve done my job.” 

Allie appeared on season 23 of NBC’s The Voice. She was eliminated from team Kelly during the battle rounds. She continues to put out music including her most recent single “Kill Me Slower “