Lee Ann Womack

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When progressive traditionalist Lee Ann Womack dug into her roots, she found herself connecting harder than ever. The Way I'm Livin', her first album in 7 years, earned two rounds of Grammy nominations – 2015 Country Album of the Year, 2016 Best Solo Country Vocal Performance and Country Song for 'Chances Are' – as well as nods for the Americana Music Association Album and Artist of the Year. The East Texan has sung for Presidents, the Concert for the Nobel Prize and Maya Angelou's Celebration of Joy Rising. More importantly, the Grammy-winner has built a career seeking songs that slice life wide open to let the pain, the emptiness, the rage and the desire pour out. A Country Music Association Female Vocalist of the Year, she's also won the prestigious Album of the Year for There's More Where That Came From, plus a pair of Single of the Years for 'I May Hate Myself in the Morning' and 'I Hope You Dance.' I Hope You Dance sold over 6 million albums, the title track topped multiple charts in multiple formats around the globe. The Wall Street Journal hailed Womack's return, offering, 'She sounds like she's making up for lost time,' while The New York Times proclaimed, 'When Ms. Womack is allowed to luxuriate in her anguish, she's transfixing' and USA Today gave her a rare '

Recent Award Nominations:

2016 Grammy nomination - Best Solo Vocal Country Performance 'Chances Are' off of The Way I'm Livin' album
2016 Grammy nomination - Best Country Song 'Chances Are' off of The Way I'm Livin' album
2015 Grammy nomination - Best Country Album - The Way I'm Livin'
2015 CMA Awards nomination - Female Vocalist
2015 Americana Awards nomination - Artist of the Year
2015 Americana Awards nomination - Album of the Year - The Way I'm Livin'
2015 CMT Music Awards nomination - Female Video of the Year - 'The Way I'm Livin''
2015 CMT Music Awards nomination - CMT Performance of the Year - John Legend and Lee Ann Womack, 'You and I (Nobody in the World)' from CMT Crossroads

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