Country-rock powerhouse, Karegan is carving out her own lane with a style that fuses the gritty flair of Def Leppard and Bon Jovi with the catchy hooks and heartfelt storytelling of 90s Country icons like Shania Twain. Her sound is a high-octane blend of Country, Pop, and Rock — and it’s gaining serious momentum.

 

She puts it best: "I want to tell a story with my music like Country, make people want to dance like Pop, and have everyone jumping out of their seats from the energetic Rock elements."

 

A Florida native and proud graduate of Belmont University, Karegan first made waves with her 2019 single “Snake,” produced by Nashville veteran Bill McDermott (Brett Eldredge, Billy Currington, Michael Ray). Their collaboration marked the beginning of a dynamic creative partnership, one Karegan says “feels like finding someone who can translate the language inside your head into a sound you didn’t know you were capable of making.”

 

Her roots run deep — inspired by a music-loving dad and an early obsession with Bon Jovi, Karegan bought a karaoke machine at age 8 and booked her first gig by hacking her mom’s email account. By high school, she was a seasoned performer and award-nominated songwriter, with two SSA nominations under her belt.

 

Since moving to Nashville, she’s built a loyal following, playing regular shows on Broadway and delivering electric performances that light up any stage. In 2024, she was honored to perform at the legendary Tootsie's Birthday Bash, and in 2025, she’s set to take the stage at Nashville Pride, showing the versatility and inclusivity that defines her as an artist.

 

Next up: her highly anticipated new single "Cologne", releasing June 2025 — a raw and emotional message about heartbreak that showcases Karegan’s evolution both lyrically and vocally.

 

Backed by a rock-solid work ethic, an unshakable family foundation, and a sound that’s unmistakably hers, Karegan is one to watch — and more importantly, one to turn up loud.