HunterGirl

HunterGirl
HunterGirl
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Overview

Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners22,149-2.7%7dListeners from Playlists780—Change-96.1—

22,149 – 22,754

Discography

Their catalog as it appears on their public Spotify artist profile
0
Albums
2
EPs
12
Singles
10,693,351
Total Streams

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Top Audiences

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Top Listener Locations

USChicago, US366
USMinneapolis, US347
USDallas, US336
USMilwaukee, US297
USCharlotte, US284

Playlist Summary

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2,359
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High-risk playlist adds
114,847
Playlist follower reach (sum)
780+
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3.5%
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Biography & Metadata

HunterGirl is a luminous & emotionally grounded songwriter rooted in Tennessee storytelling. Onstage since she was three & writing songs by nine, she built her career playing honky tonks across the Southeast while working with veterans nonprofits including Operation Song, Freedom Sings & A Soldier’s Child, helping service members turn their stories into songs. She rose to national attention as the runner up on American Idol, earning praise from judge Luke Bryan, who called her the “new age Miranda Lambert” & his “favorite female Country voice.” Since then, she has amassed nearly 80 million global streams, made her Grand Ole Opry debut & toured with Luke Bryan & Kimberly Perry, all while solidifying her reputation as a natural storyteller with a compelling point of view. Her Tennessee Girl EP showcased both range and heart, highlighted by fan favorites “Bad Boy” & “Ain’t About You,” & her release “Dirt” resonated widely for its vivid small-town imagery & emotional truth. Now, in 2026, HunterGirl builds on that momentum with a steady run of new music, from the slow-burning, windswept anthem “Somewhere Wild,” which rekindled the sense of wide-open wonder she first felt exploring The Wilderness as a child, to “Come and Get Your Boy,” a sharp, mid-tempo anthem that proves sometimes the most country thing you can do is tell the truth. With a voice that feels both lived-in and full of light, she continues carving her own lane as one of country music’s most compelling new artists.

Updated Nov 7, 2026, 1:05 AM
First discovered Apr 3, 2026, 9:36 PM