Morgan Wallen is a country singer-songwriter who burst onto the national scene after winning season 6 of NBC’s The Voice. His powerful rendition of Howie Day’s “Collide” during the audition earned him praise from judges Shakira and Usher.
Early Days
Born and raised in Tennessee, Wallen grew up with a passion for music while also dreaming of playing professional baseball. He spent his early years honing his songwriting skills in local clubs before stepping onto the televised stage.
Fun Facts
During The Voice, he showcased versatility by covering Avicii’s “Hey Brother” and One Direction’s “Story of My Life.” Wallen’s elbow injury—heferred to as a pivotal moment—forced him to pivot fully toward his music career.
Family Life
Morgan is the son of Lesli and Tommy Wallen, and he has two sisters, Mikealea and Ashlyne. In 2020, he welcomed his first child, son Indigo Wallen, with former fiancée KT Scornavacco.
Collaborations With
While competing on Usher’s team during The Voice, Wallen worked closely with the superstar, absorbing lessons that helped shape his own stage presence and vocal style. He also collaborated with fellow contestants for group performances throughout the season.
