Alana Springsteen, born in 2000, is an American country music singer and songwriter from Virginia Beach, Virginia.
She began her music career early, moving to Nashville at age 10.
Springsteen gained prominence with her debut album Twenty Something in 2023, featuring collaborations with Chris Stapleton and Mitchell Tenpenny.
In 2024, she released the hit Hot Honey with Tiësto and toured with Luke Bryan.
Parents
Alana’s parents are David and Leslie Springsteen.
Her father, David, played a significant role in her music career, helping her secure early performances and guiding her path to Nashville when she was 14.
Alana often expresses gratitude for her family’s support, particularly highlighting the influence of her father in her musical journey.
Career
Springsteen developed a passion for music early on, learning to play the guitar at the age of seven and starting to write her own songs by the age of nine.
At just 14 years old, Alana made the pivotal decision to move to Nashville, Tennessee, immersing herself in the vibrant country music scene.
This significant step was supported by her family, particularly her father, who played a crucial role in encouraging her aspirations.
Alana’s musical style blends elements of country with pop influences, characterized by relatable lyrics and strong melodies.
Her songwriting often reflects personal experiences and the challenges of young adulthood.
She cites various artists as inspirations, including Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves, which is evident in her storytelling approach and emotional depth.
In 2019, Alana released her debut EP, which showcased her emerging talent and garnered attention within the country music community.
Following this, she released History of Breaking Up in two parts during 2021 and 2022.
This two-part release further established her as a songwriter, with songs that explore themes of heartbreak and growth, resonating with many listeners.
In 2023, she debuted her full-length album Twenty Something, featuring collaborations with well-known artists like Chris Stapleton and Mitchell Tenpenny.
The album dives into the complexities of navigating relationships and personal identity in one’s twenties and received critical acclaim for its authenticity and lyrical depth.
Alana has also been recognized for her talent and potential through her inclusion in CMT’s Next Women of Country program, which highlights rising female artists in the genre.
In 2024, she released “Hot Honey” in collaboration with DJ Tiësto, showcasing her versatility and ability to cross genres.
Additionally, Alana has opened for major country acts like Luke Bryan and is set to support Keith Urban on tour in 2025.
