Margo Price is known as an American country music singer and songwriter. She is most famous for her debut album, Midwest Farmers Daughter.
Margo Price was born on April 15, 1983, in Aledo, Illinois. She grew up an unassuming community close to the state's western fringe. Her full name is Margo Rae Price and she grew up playing piano and singing in the church choir. Price went on to attend Northern Illinois University where she studied dance and theater before dropping out of school in 2003 at the age of 20.
After dropping out of college, Margo Price moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue a career in music. She did not have success right away and was forced to work several jobs including waiting tables, installing siding, and teaching dance to children at the YMCA. Price went on to marry guitarist Jeremy Ivey and the pair started the group, Buffalo Clover. The couple went on to form another band called Margo and the Pricetags.
Rolling Stone Country described Price as "a fixture of the East Nashville music community". Price became a musical guest on the show "Saturday Night Live" in 2016 which helped her gain exposure. The same year, Price also appeared on the UK television series "Later... with Jools Holland". Her album "Midwest Farmer's Daughter" reached number 1 on the UK Country Album chart. The album collection was recorded at Sun Studios and released on Jack White's Third Man Records in 2016.
Subsequent to hearing through the Nashville grapevine that Jack White was an enthusiast of hers, she sent him her collection of songs. Dazzled with her sound, White signed Price to Third Man Records and launched her career into orbit.
Margo Price developed a musical style that has hints of Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, and Emmylou Harris. In addition to writing like a great '70s songwriter, she has an eye for subtleties. She has a skill for that helps shield her image of conventionalism from appearing wistfulness on her debut presentation, Midwest Farmer's Daughter.
In July 2017, Price released the four-track Weakness EP, whose title track ended up as the principal single from her subsequent collection, All American Made, which appeared in October of that year. The record featured a guest performance from Willie Nelson on the track "Learning to Lose."
Price has seen enough of the world to make even the hardest men cry, yet it's the country music singer's capacity to channel those encounters into her music that is really surprising. Price's music champions the customary country music sound and does it so well that the more extensive blue grass music crowd and audience members of different genres are watching her career path.
From a career-characterizing performance on Saturday Night Live to a memorable introduction on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart, Price has blasted onto the scene in a major manner and is set to make herself one of the top stars in country music.
Margo Price got married to a musician named Jeremy Ivey.
| Net Worth 2020: | 5 million |
| Net Worth 2021: | 5 million |
