Alexis Wilkins

About Alexis Wilkins

Alexis Wilkins speaks the truth and owns who she is with her unapologetic storytelling, cowboy-like leaning, and definitive pull from the past. She honors country tradition while adding relevance and current commentary. Arkansas-bred and Nashville-based singer/songwriter and commanding artist; Wilkins struck platinum with her debut single release garnering over 1,000,000 streams across key platforms. With this, came accolades and endorsements from American Songwriter, Today in Nashville, Sounds Like Nashville, and more. Alexis Wilkins is a multi-faceted country music artist and published writer, writing both her own music and economic and political pieces while writing, developing and hosting her show with PragerU. She is an ambassador for T.P.U.S.A. and The Unity Project. As a country artist, she's opened the show for Lee Greenwood, Chris Young, Parmalee. She independently landed her Veteran's Day single "Stand" and debut EP "Grit" in the top ten on iTunes. Since she was already working in music, Wilkins decided to major in Business and Political Science and went on to win the Williams-Murray Writing Award for her essay work and be invited to be a part of the ethics debate team.

Representing her love of small towns and the roots of country music, Wilkins has been on her Nothing Like a Small Town Tour with dates everywhere from historic venues like The Lincoln Theater in Virginia to the countryside of the east coast. Set to tour this Fall and into the Spring on tours to be announced, she's excited to continue to share her country music with people in the country she loves.

She was born in Boston and raised in London, Switzerland, Arkansas and Los Angeles. She also opened for Joe Nichols and Curtis Grimes at the Stars and Stripes Summer Beach Bash on South Padres Island, Texas.

Actress and singer whose song "Thieves" can be heard in the film Bad Night. She previously released a single called "I Like It Like This.".

She released a song called "Higher Than the Mountains" in August of 2008 when she was just eight years old.