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Career Timeline
The long road from a Louisiana dream to queen of country.
EARLY LIFE & MOVE TO NASHVILLE
1992
Moves to Nashville to pursue music career. Lainey purchases a Flagstaff Bumper pull camper trailer, drives it to Nashville, and parks in lot outside of mentor, Jerry Cupit’s studio
1992
Born in Baskin, Louisiana
1998
Kindergarten Graduation - Lainey performs “Butterfly Kisses” at Graduation Ceremony
2001
Lainey begins performing for local events and singing competitions
2001
- Lainey Turns 9 years old, a pivotal moment in development as a singer - songwriter
- Lainey Turns 9 years old, a pivotal moment in development as a singer - songwriter
- Lainey gets her first pair of bell bottoms
- Lainey begins performing for local events and singing competitions
2001
Lainey gets her first pair of bell bottoms
2001
Lainey writes her first songs
2011
Moves to Nashville to pursue music career
2011
Camper Trailer
2014
Releases debut album Lainey Wilson
INDEPENDENT ERA
2016
Releases Tougher (second independent album)
2018
Signs record deal with BBR Music Group (Broken Bow Records)
2018
Signs publishing deal with Sony/ATV
2018
Signs with WME for booking representation
2018
Signs with Mandelyn Monchick for management
INDUSTRY INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDS
2019
Releases Redneck Hollywood EP
2019
Tours as support for Morgan Wallen
2019
Named to: CMT Listen Up Class, Next Women of Country Tour
EARLY BREAKOUT & DEVELOPMENT
2020
Grand Ole Opry debut announcement/performance window
2020
“Things a Man Oughta Know” officially released to radio
RADIO BREAKOUT ERA
2021
“Things a Man Oughta Know” hits #1 (first career #1)
2021
Releases Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ (major label debut album)
2021
First Major Success
2021
Lainey gets her first pair of bell bottoms
2022
Releases Bell Bottom Country album
2022
Celebrates first official #1 party
2022
Releases “Heart Like a Truck”
2022
“Never Say Never” (with Cole Swindell) reaches #1
SUPERSTAR BREAKOUT YEAR
ACCELERATION PHASE
PEAK CAREER MOMENTUM
DOMINANCE & MAINSTREAM EXPLOSION
GLOBAL HEADLINER ERA
RADIO BREAKOUT ERA
Bloopers
The stuff that didn't make the cut.
Pitch Book
Long before the sold-out nights, there was a binder and a dream.
Flip through and see how it started.
Cowgirls of the Night
At every stop, a new cowgirl earns her hat.
Follow the tracks to meet them all.
