Kelly Alayna is a singer/songwriter from small-town South Georgia, now based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Blending her Southern country roots with her faith, Kelly’s music bridges contemporary Christian and country, drawing comparisons to artists like Carrie Underwood, Anne Wilson, and Kelsea Ballerini. Her songs carry stories of hope, nostalgia, and resilience, always grounded in authenticity.

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She has performed twice at OneFest Christian Music Festival in Wisconsin, sharing the stage with artists like TobyMac, Anne Wilson, and Jeremy Camp. In Nashville, Kelly has taken the stage at iconic spots like The Bluebird Café and Fox & Locke, holds a weekly spot at The Row Kitchen & Pub on Saturday afternoons, and also makes appearances at venues like NashHouse near Broadway.

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Her breakout single Take Me Back to Church quickly resonated on both Christian and country radio, earning a spot on K-LOVE’s Future Hits Station for several months. The song offers listeners a reminder of the simple faith and small-town roots that shaped her. Her latest release, Purpose (July 11), is a bold anthem of identity and perseverance, while her single Detour (September 26) leans further into her country storytelling side.

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With over 468K streams across Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, and YouTube Music and a growing community of 29K followers on TikTok, Kelly continues to connect with listeners online while bringing her music to live audiences across the Southeast.

 

When she’s not writing or performing, Kelly enjoys treasure hunting at thrift stores, sipping coffee, and spending time with her husband Nick, their two kids, Ace and Alayna, and their energetic cockapoo, Bella.