Alli Walker's musical journey is a testament to determination and innovation, spanning from her roots in serene Prince Edward Island, Canada, to the vibrant streets of Nashville. With a background enriched by her Police Chief father and accountant mother, Walker's relentless work ethic was evident from an early age, showcased through numerous sports championships and her role in a bagpiping band. Inspired by diverse genres and artists like Avril Lavigne and Taylor Swift, she boldly pursued her passion for country music, eventually relocating to Toronto. Despite facing challenges, Walker immersed herself in every facet of the music industry, releasing her debut album, "The Basement Sessions: What I've Learned So Far," in 2019. Embracing TikTok during the pandemic, she engaged with fans and achieved global recognition with her sophomore album, "Growing Up." Now signed with RECORDS Nashville, Vector Management and Sony Music Publishing, Walker's dynamic blend of traditional country sounds with pop/rock sensibilities, showcased in hits like “Nashville,” “I Like Big Trucks,” "Creek," and “Dirt On Us” positions her as an innovative force in country music. Recently nominated for Female Artist of the Year at this year’s Canadian Country Music Awards, she has shared the stage with Shania Twain, Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley, among others.  With over 800,000 social media followers, Walker's journey is poised for even greater heights as she prepares for her next album and global tour dates.