Paige Rose, a powerhouse vocalist from Sioux City, Iowa, is making significant waves in the country rock scene. Her single “Just a House” climbed the charts, earning a spot in the top 100 songs of the year on KSUX 105.7, showcasing her unique sound and lyrical depth.
Growing up, Paige was influenced by the legendary Shania Twain, but her musical taste spans a wide range, drawing inspiration from artists like Fleetwood Mac and Alanis Morissette. In 2017, she took a bold step and moved to Nashville, quickly establishing herself as a talented live performer with sold-out shows at renowned venues like the Listening Room Cafe and The Basement.
In 2022, Paige released her debut EP, “Not All Girls,” which further highlighted her artistry and helped her amass a dedicated fanbase. One standout track, “Whiskey Drinker,” even received acclaim from the New York Times, noted as “ready for radio.”
Currently, Paige is focused on her next album, aiming to push her creative boundaries and explore new themes. She continues to engage listeners through music videos, debuting several in partnership with CMT, including her recent singles “Trouble” and “Between Me & Jesus.”
With her distinct voice and heartfelt lyrics, Paige Rose is poised to make an even greater impact on the country rock landscape as she embarks on this exciting new chapter in her career.
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