Chloe Collins

Chloe Collins was born in New York City and resides in Nashville. She began singing when she was two years old. At the age of eight, Chloe began playing guitar and writing songs because she was inspired by Hannah Montana: The Movie. The first song she taught herself on the guitar was "Butterfly Fly Away" from the same film, practicing for thirteen hours in one day until she memorized the song and could teach herself more chords. Since then, she has performed in places such as New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Nashville, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Dublin, Barbados, and elsewhere. Chloe has played in places such as The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, House of Blues in New Orleans, the Opry City Stage and The Bitter End in New York City. Chloe released her first single, "Upside Down," at age eleven, and later released her first EP titled "5@15" in September of 2015. All of the songs on the album were written and performed by Chloe, and it was recorded at Grind Central Station in Nashville. She was the subject of a documentary film, "Song #81," and has been featured in the pilot of the television show "Welcome To The Barn" and the short film "Mad House." Her original songs have gotten radio airplay worldwide, including countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. The song "I've Had Enough," which was written and recorded by Chloe, was featured on the ABC Family channel television show The Vineyard when she was eleven years old. Many newspaper and online articles have written about Chloe, and her EP has garnered many positive press reviews. In 2007, Chloe created her YouTube channel, which has since gotten 200,000 views and counting.