Top 10 Best and Most Beautiful Female Country Singers

Top 10 Best and Most Beautiful Female Country Singers. Photo: knowinsiders.

What are the best and most beautiful female country singers?

Country music is an American musical style that incorporates elements of folk, bluegrass, blues, and rural dance music. Music historians trace its origins to the southern Appalachian Mountains in the late 1920s, particularly in eastern Tennessee and southwest Virginia. Over the course of the twentieth century, the genre spread in all directions, particularly westward, which has led some to refer to it as country western music, as masterclass.com reported.

There have been robust country music scenes all throughout the United States, including in Austin, Texas; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Bakersfield, California. However, the modern hub of the country music genre is Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville is home to the legendary Grand Ole Opry venue, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and countless studios where country stars record chart-topping hits.

It’s easy to remember a time when women weren’t welcome on the country stage. When it was thought that audiences wouldn’t buy albums of female-led songs, and even worse, wouldn’t attend concerts where women were making music. Since then, so much has changed in country music. Women now have as strong a presence as men in the industry, with legends like Patsy Cline paving the way for those who would follow – Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton among them. Today we take a look at some of the top female singers in country music. Here are our top 10 best and most beautiful female country singers that we summed up:

1. Carrie Underwood

2. Shania Twain

3. Taylor Swift

4. Mickey Guyton

5. Miranda Lambert

6. Lucinda Williams

7. Faith Hill

8. Kacey Musgraves

9. Martina McBride

10. LeAnn Rimes

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Top 10 Best and Most Beatutiful Female Country Singers

1. Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood is an American country singer. Hailing from a small town, this singer took her first step towards stardom after winning a reality contest. Most of her songs are about the various facets of love, while some are spiritual in nature. When she made her debut as a country singer, there were many female country singers who had already made their mark, but she stood up to the challenge.

As thefamouspeople.com reported, over the years, she has been the recipient of many prestigious awards, such as ‘Grammy Awards,’ ‘Billboard Music Awards,’ ‘Academy of Country Music Awards,’ ‘American Music Awards,’ ‘Country Music Association Awards,’ and ‘Incorporation Awards.’ She even has a ‘Golden Globe Award’ nomination under her belt. Her popularity is not confined to America as she has a huge fan following in Canada, U.K., and Europe. Despite having received such accolades, her songs have been criticized for sounding familiar. Nevertheless, she has put her celebrity status to good use and often engages in philanthropic activities. She is an avid animal rights activist, advocate of gay marriage, and raises fund to support cancer research.

Carrie Underwood. Photo: knowinsiders.

After a series of relationships, Carrie Underwood married the professional league hockey player Mike Fisher in 2010 in a grand ceremony which was attended by Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and many ‘National Hockey League’ players.

A passionate animal lover, she became a vegetarian at the age of 13 as she could not stand the thought of eating one of her farm animals. Carrie gave birth to her first son Isaiah Michael Fisher in 2015. Her second son Jacob Bryan Fisher was born in 2019.

Awards & Achievements -Carrie Underwood had a terrific winning streak of 10 ‘Academy of Country Music Awards’ between 2006 and 2010. During the streak, she won ‘Entertainer of the Year Award’ twice, becoming the first woman to do so. -In 2007, she won ‘Grammy Awards’ under the categories: ‘Best New Artist’ and ‘Best Female Country Vocal Performance.’ -The singer was officially inducted into the ‘Grand Ole Opry’ by Garth Brooks in 2008. -She won seven ‘American Music Awards’ out of 12 nominations between 2010 and 2012.

2. Shania Twain

Shania Twain was born as Eilleen Regina Edwards in 1965 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, one of three daughters of Clarence and Sharon (Morrison) Edwards (sister Jill is two years older and Carrie-Ann three years younger). When she was age six, her mother remarried Jerry Twain, a full-blooded Ojibwa native from Timmins, Ontario, who adopted her as his own. She started out singing in bars as a child after hours, and, at thirteen, appeared on The Tommy Hunter Show (1965). When she was 22, her parents were killed in an accident, and she became the legal guardian of her half-brothers (Mark, then 13, and Darryl, then 14) and sister, putting her musical career on hold to raise her family.

According to imdb.com, in 1991 she changed her name to Shania (meaning "I'm on my way" in Ojibwa, it was the name of a co-worker), and signed a contract with Mercury Nashville that same year. Her first album went by without notice, but her second album (produced with (Mutt) Mutt Lange, who she wed in 1993) broke world records with its sales!

Shania Twain. Photo: knowinsiders.

Her biggest country hit, "Love Gets Me Every Time" (1997), became the first country No. 1 released by a female country artist to spend five weeks atop Billboard's country chart since Dolly Parton's hit "Here You Come Again" (1977).

Named the Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year in 1999. She also received the CMA's International Achievement Award that same year.

Is one of only four native Canadians to reach the peak of Billboard's country chart since its inception in 1944. The other top hit makers are Hank Snow (who first turned the trick in 1950), Anne Murray (first No. 1 hit in 1974), and Terri Clark (first No. 1 hit in 1999).

Her other country No. 1 hits: "Any Man of Mine" (1995); "(If You're Not in it for Love) I'm Outta Here!", "You Win My Love" and "No One Needs to Know" (1996); and "Honey I'm Home" (1998). Other big hits include "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under" and "The Woman in Me (Needs the Man in You)" (1995); "Don't Be Stupid", "From This Moment On" and "That Don't Impress Me Much" (all 1998, the second a duet with country singer Bryan White); and "Man! I Feel Like a Woman", "You've Got a Way" and "Come On Over" (all 1999).

She sold 19 million copies of her album "Come On Over" (1999) domestically. She used her married (and legal) name Eilleen Lange in the credits for her latest CD, titled "Up" (2002). This is her first release since multi-platinum effort "Come On Over" (1999).

3. Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift is an American pop and country music singer-songwriter. She was born in Pennsylvania, United States. Her zodiac sign is Sagittarius. In 2011 Swift was named Billboard’s Woman of the year, as well as entertainer of the year. She is a multi-Grammy award-winning American singer/ songwriter, as interviewerpr.com reported.

Taylor Swift real name is Taylor Alison Swift was born on 13th December 1989. These beautiful singer will turn 32 years this year. Swift is a great vocalist, she can play many music instrumental guitar, piano, and ukulele. Her interest in music can be seen from a very young age and as a child she even did theatre. When she was 11 years old she sang ” The Star-Spangled Banner “ in the Philadelphia 76rs Basketball game. Being a big fan of country music and Taylor was always was inspired by Country Music.

Taylor Swift began her carrier as young as 14 when she signed a deal with Sony /ATV, becoming, the youngest signing in the company’s history. When Swift was 16 years old she was already getting a lot of recognition. Her album was released on October 24th, 2006 by Big Machine Records. She wrote one of the best songs ‘ Teardrops On My Way.’ In 2008 Taylor again release an album by the name, ‘Fearless’ 2008. Fearless became the longest Billboard -chart-topper by a female country artist. It was in the number 1 spot for 11 consecutive weeks in the U.S. In 2010 Taylor won her first Grammy Award, she won three Grammy awards on the same day. Swift in 2021 won BRIT Awards 2021 Global Icon .

Taylor Swift. Photo: interviewerpr.com.

Taylor Swift Awards MTV Video Music Awards – 2013: Best Female Video for Blank Space, 2015 Video of the Year for Bad Blood, 2019: Video of the Year for You Need to Calm Down. American Music Awards: 2015:Song of the Year for Blank Space, 2019: Artist of the Year, 2019 Artist of the Decade, Favorite Music Video for ” You need to Calm Down”, 2020: Artist of the Year. BBC Music Awards 2016: Most Entertaining Celebrity Billboard Music Awards 2014: Top Artist, 2014: Top Female Artist, 2014; Top 100 Artist. Billboard Women IN Music:2011 Woman of the year 2014; Woman of the year, 2019: Woman of the Decade. Brit Awards: 2015: International Female Solo Artist Grammy Awards 2010: Album of the Year for “Fearless”, 2016: Album of the Year ” 1989″ People’s Choice Awards: 2015: Favorite Female Artist, 2015 Favorite Pop Artist Guinness World Record 2010: Fastest Selling Digital Album by a Female Artist, 2012; Fastest Selling Single in Digital History, 2014: Most Million -Selling Weeks on the U.S Albums Chart with Three Consecutive Albums., 2017 Highest Annual Earnings Ever For A Female Pop Star.

4. Mickey Guyton

As pressboltnews.com reported, Mickey Guyton is an American singer and Songwriter. Lately, She has been nominated for the Breakout Artist of the Year Award as part of the CMT Artist of the year which will be telecast live on 13 October 2021.

Mickey Guyton was born on 17 June 1984 (Zodiac: Gemini) in Arlington, Texas, United States and began singing in church at a young age. She completed her schooling at a local private High School where she faced racial discriminations problems. She completed her bachelor’s study at Santa Monica College.

She was drawn to a variety of artists with big voices including Dolly Parton, CeCe Winans, Whitney Houston and LeAnn Rimes. After signing to Capitol Records Nashville, Mickey’s first appearance was an all-star concert at the White House captured by PBS.

Mickey Guyton. Photo: pressboltnews.com.

Mickey made her singing debut by signing Better Than You Left Me in 2015. This song has reached 34th number on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart.

In 2016, She released her new song Black Like Me which was liked by most of the world’s people. In 2020, She released her song titled What Are You Gonna Tell Her?

Guyton was nominated in 2015 for the 51st Annual Academy of Country Musi Awards. In 2020, She was nominated for the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. In 2021 she was nominated for the 56th Academy of Country Music Awards. Mickey’s net worth is approx. $1 million.

5. Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert is a Grammy Award-winning country music star and singer-songwriter known for albums like 'Kerosene,' 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' and 'Platinum.', biography.com reported.

Born in 1983 in Longview, Texas, Lambert pursued her music career by releasing a self-titled album and competing on Nashville Star in the early 2000s. After her major label debut, Kerosene, went platinum, the singer-songwriter enjoyed critical and commercial success with follow-up albums like Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Platinum and The Weight of These Wings. Lambert is also known for her four-year marriage to fellow country superstar Blake Shelton.

In 2004, Lambert released the single "Me and Charlie Talking," an up-tempo tale of puppy love. It was a modest hit and was soon followed by her first major label album, Kerosene (2005). After the album's release, Lambert went on tours with George Strait and Keith Urban.

Debuting at the top of the country music charts, Kerosene surprised some listeners with its fiery lyrics. "I don't write about angels, Jesus, happy days, kids. I grew up on drinkin', cheatin', love gone bad," she once explained. Clearly, her songs struck a chord with the music-buying public, as the album went on to sell more than 1 million copies.

Also a hit with critics, Kerosene earned several positive reviews from a variety of sources, from Rolling Stone to The New Yorker. Lambert earned several award nominations from the Academy of Country Music, including for top new female vocalist.

Miranda Lambert. Photo: savingcountrymusic.com.

Talent Shows to 'Nashville Star' At the age of 10, Lambert entered her first country music talent show. Her budding career got a boost from performing on Johnnie High's Country Music Revue, a weekly variety show in Arlington, Texas. This program helped launch the careers of several other country music stars, including LeAnn Rimes and Lee Ann Womack. Another talent contest led to her appearances in a commercial and the teen comedy Slap Her... She's French (2001).

6. Lucinda Williams

American singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana on the 26 January 1953 to Lucille Fern Day and Miller Williams. Her father who was an academic, a professor of literature, was also a poet. She was one of three children born to the couple. Apart from Lucinda, they had a son Robert and a daughter Karyn Elizabeth. Williams’ parents divorced when she was a child, and her father raised her.

According to sunsigns.org, interested in music and writing from a young age, she began playing the guitar as a girl. By the time she was 17, she had performed live with banjo player Clark Jones as part of a duo. In the mid-1970s Williams relocated to Texas and during the second half of the 1970s, played in clubs in and around Houston and Austin.

Lucinda Williams first album was Ramblin’ On My Mind (1979), and she followed that up with Happy Woman Blues (1980). By the time her second album was released, her confidence as a songwriter had developed, and the album contained all original compositions. Neither album received much attention from the media. She moved to Los Angeles in the mid-1980s, and after her third album, Lucinda Williams, came out in 1988, people began to notice her. Mary Chapin Carpenter recorded Passionate Kisses, one of Williams’ compositions from the self-titled album. The album went on to win Williams a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk album, and it was also certified gold.

Lucinda Williams built up a following and continued touring and recording. Albums released include Sweet Old World (1992), Car Wheels on a Gravel Road (1998), Essence (2001), World Without Tears (2003), West (2007), Blessed (2011), Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bond (2014), The Ghosts of Highway (2016) and This Sweet Old World (2017).

Lucinda Williams. Photo: knowinsiders.

Awards And Achievements TIME magazine voted Williams America’s Best Songwriter (2002). She has won 3 Grammy Awards (15 nominations), 2 Americana Awards (12 nominations) and in 1998 was listed on a list of the 100 Greatest Women in Rock & Roll. The three Grammy Awards she won are: (1994) Best Country Song for Passionate Kisses;(1999) Best Contemporary Folk Album for Car Wheels on a Gravel Road and (2002) Best Female Rock Vocal Performance for getting Right With God. She won a Libera Award in 2015: Heritage Album of the Year for Down Where The Spirit Meets the Bone. Her Americana Awards include 2016 Album of the Year and Artist of the Year for The Ghosts of Highway 20.

7. Faith Hill

Faith Hill is a well-known American country artist, who has made her mark by blending country with pop to develop her signature style. According to thefamouspeople.com, she was influenced by Elvis Presley in her childhood and formed her own band at the age of 17. She married music publisher Daniel Hill when she was 21 and then released her debut album, ‘Take Me as I Am.’ However, the marriage lasted only for six years. She divorced Daniel and later married country singer Tim McGraw, with whom she has produced a number of hits. Her first duet with her husband Tim, ‘It’s Your Love,’ aced the country charts for six weeks and was awarded by the ‘Academy of Country Music’ and the ‘Country Music Association.’

She has released eight studio albums and four compilation albums, which include hits such as ‘It Matters to Me,’ ‘Breathe,’ and ‘Fireflies.’ She has won five ‘Grammy Awards,’ of which two were for her album ‘Breathe.’ Faith has also appeared in a few television projects. She portrayed ‘Karen Lamar’ in ‘Touched by an Angel’ and appeared as herself in ‘CMT Crossroads.’ She launched her own fragrance, ‘Faith Hill Parfums’ in 2009. She has a large fan following on social media.

She has released eight studio albums and four compilation albums that include ‘Take Me as I Am’ (1993), ‘It Matters to Me’ (1995), ‘Faith’ (1998), ‘ Fireflies’ (2005), ‘Joy to the World’ (2008), and ‘Deep Tracks’ (2016).

She has won three ‘Country Music Association Awards’ that include the ‘Vocal Event of the Year’ for ‘It’s Your Love’ in 1997, the ‘Video of the Year’ for ‘This Kiss’ in 1998, and the ‘Female Vocalist of the Year’ for ‘Faith Hill’ in 2000.

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Faith won the ‘Grammy Award’ for the ‘Best Female Country Vocal Performance’ and the ‘Best Country Album’ for ‘Breathe’ in 2001. She also won the ‘Best Country Collaboration with Vocals’ award for ‘Let’s Make Love’ at the same award ceremony.

She won the ‘Grammy’ for the ‘Best Female Country Vocal Performance’ for ‘Cry’ in 2003, followed by another ‘Grammy’ in 2006, for the ‘Best Country Collaboration with Vocals’ for ‘Like We Never Loved at All.’

She has also won 15 ‘Academy of Country Music Awards,’ six ‘American Music Awards,’ and four ‘People’s Choice Awards’ for her work.

8. Kacey Musgraves

According to broadwayworld.com, Kacey Musgraves is an American singer and songwriter. She has won six Grammy Awards, six Country Music Association Awards, and three Academy of Country Music Awards. Kacey appeared on the USA Network singing competition show "Nashville Star" in 2007. She has also co-written four songs that appeared on the ABC TV series "Nashville," including "Undermine," "Gonna Get Even," "Crazy Tonight" and "You Can't Stop Me." She also co-wrote "Get Outta My Yard" for Gretchen Wilson's Right on Time, and Brian Wilson's No Pier Pressure, in which she also lends her voice. She had a Christmas release, A Very Kacey Christmas, in 2016.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2013 with her first studio album, Same Trailer Different Park, Kacey Musgraves has been making waves in the country music industry with her impeccable songwriting ability and refusal to conform to mainstream country music norms.

As thelist.com reported, at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards, held on February 10, 2019, Musgraves took home four trophies — including the highly-desired Best Album award for her third studio release, Golden Hour. A departure from her previous releases, Golden Hour proved that Musgraves will forever be an artist who follows her own arrow — pun intended. If you aren't a Musgraves fan yet, it's time to hop aboard.

Kacey Musgraves. Photo: Getty.

9. Martina McBride

Born Martina Mariea Schiff on July 29, 1966, in Sharon, Kansas, it seemed like music was in the cards for this country music superstar from the beginning. Martina grew up in a musical family and was introduced to country music by her father, who fronted a band known as the Schifters. She was singing and playing keyboard with the group by the time she was a teenager.

The Purple Envelope Knowing full well that labels don't accept unsolicited material, McBride put a bio, some photos and two demos in a purple envelope. She wrote "Requested Material" on the front and sent it off to RCA Records. She got a call three weeks later and was asked to come in for an interview. She was signed after performing a showcase to demonstrate her ability to sing live.

McBride's first album, The Time Has Come, was released in 1992. Its reception wasn't all that great, but her follow-up album, 1993's The Way That I Am, was a commercial success. "My Baby Loves Me" earned her a Top 5 single, ultimately soaring up to No. 2. Although it never charted, "Independence Day" was hugely popular and it continues to be one of the singer's most recognizable songs. The music video for the song won the CMA Video of the Year award in 1994.

McBride's third album, Wild Angels, was another hit. The title track became her first number 1 single. She enjoyed some crossover success in 1997 with her fourth album, Evolution, which sold more than two million copies. Then she collaborated with new age artist Jim Brickman on "Valentine." The song made it to the Top 10 and it was also a huge hit on the adult contemporary charts. McBride added two more number ones to her collection with "A Broken Wing" and "Wrong Again." Evolution was the album that propelled her into country stardom.

Emotion came out in 1999 and earned McBride another No. 1 hit for "I Love You." The song was both a country and adult contemporary success. She won the CMA Female Vocalist award that same year, as liveabout.com reported.

Martina McBride. Photo: Aswers Africa.

Her first Greatest Hits album was released in 2001 and Martina was released in 2003. The album celebrates womanhood, and its first single, "This One's for the Girls," was a huge hit. It included backup vocals from Faith Hill, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, and McBride's two daughters. After much success singing country pop, Martina made a bold move in 2005 by releasing Timeless, an album of classic country covers, and both Martina and Timeless became Top 10 hits.

Waking Up Laughing was released in 2007, followed by Shine in 2009. Martina released her 11th studio album in 2011, aptly titled Eleven. She shook things up with 2014's Everlasting, an album of R&B and soul covers.

10. LeAnn Rimes

With her stage name “LeAnn Rimes,” singer/songwriter/novelist/actor Margaret LeAnn Rime Cibrian shot to stardom at the tender age of fourteen, becoming one of the country music industry’s brightest young stars. For her first studio album “Blue,” Rimes won two Grammy Awards, making her a household name in the music industry at the tender age of five and performed in Texas theatres and cable television shows.

According to futuretranic.com, when she began her career, she was a country singer, but she soon moved on to other genres such as pop, adult contemporary, and rock. She’s been compared to the legendary country singer Patsy Cline because of their similar musical and vocal characteristics; some music experts view her work as a legacy to Cline’s singing career.

LeAnn Rimes. Photo: soundslikenashville.com.

She made the decision to pursue country music after her performance on Star Search, a network television competition show. She also appeared on ‘Johnnie High’s Country Music Revue’ on a number of occasions during this era. By the time she was nine, Rimes was already a seasoned professional vocalist thanks to her enormous media exposure. During football games, she began singing “The Star Spangled Banner” a cappella. When her father started recording under the independent label “Nor Va Jak,” she went on tour with him and took part in a variety of musical endeavours. She released three albums under that name between 1996 and 1996.

As a Dallas DJ and record promoter, Bill Mack made Rimes a household name in the United States. In 1994, she covered Mack’s self-composition for her independent album ‘All That,’ which she titled ‘Blue.’ ‘Blue’ was re-issued on Rimes’ first studio album, ‘Blue,’ which was published in 1996. There were four million copies sold in the United States of the album, which peaked at number ten on Billboard’s country chart. Because of the success of her single “Blue,” she became the youngest person in Grammy history to win two awards. The Country Music Association presented her with the “Horizon Award” for “Best New Artist Of The Year.”

“Unchained Melody: The Early Years,” which was released in 1997, had more contemporary adult contemporary music than country music.

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