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Anna Scott (born Anna Scott; December 17, 2000) is an American country music singer and songwriter. Her material contains elements of contemporary country-rock music. Scott began performing professionally in her teens in Cleveland Ohio. After moving to Nashville, Tennessee, she began gaining more widespread notice.

Anna Scott^[1] was born in Cleveland Ohio^[2][3][4]. She grew up performing in musicals, choir, and local talent shows. She started playing guitar at age 10 and began performing at local bars and restaurants in high school. She sang the national anthem^[5] at race tracks and sporting events. When she graduated high school, she moved to Nashville, Tennessee for college to attend Belmont University.

She moved to Nashville Tennessee in 2019 to attend Belmont University. After earning her music degree^[6], Anna performed at local venues, festivals, and on national stages - including appearances as a background vocalist for Carrie Underwood^[7][8] and Russell Dickerson^[9]. She performed at Country Concert 2025^[10] with Ashley McBryde, Jon Pardi and Blake Shelton and has opened for Alexandra Kay^[11], Meghan Patrick, Tayler Holder, Cooper Alan, and others. She is The Women of Country "Well Rounded" Award winner^[12] and has won songwriting awards through Nashville Songwriters Association International^[13]. She has 23 songs released on all streaming platforms.

Anna Scott's music is influenced by other female country artists such as Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, Martina McBride and Jo Dee Messina. She is also influenced by artists in the rock genre including Heart, Pat Benatar, and Rozzi Crane. She has created a blend of rock and country elements to create her signature sound.

• Country Concert (2025)^[14]
• Lorain County Fair (2025)^[15][16]
• Backyard Bash (2026)^[17]

• Official website
• TikTok @annascottmusic
• Instagram @anna.scott
• Facebook - Anna Scott Music
• Apple Music - Anna Scott
• Spotify - Anna Scott
• YouTube - @annascott_music

Category:Country music

Category:Country singers

Category:Songwriters