Heather Michelle Chapman

From securing a high finish in the U.S. Olympic platform diving trials to earning an MBA or opening for some of today’s top country music acts, Heather Michelle Chapman is no stranger to success. The singer-songwriter from suburban Indianapolis has her eyes on a successful music career, and she’s has consistently demonstrated relentless determination and talent in pursuit of her goals. After a high school career where she not only nurtured her singing abilities but also became an all-state cheerleader and diver, Heather Michelle took her athletic talents to the national stage. While earning two degrees from Indiana University, she became a two-time Division 1 All-American and placed fourth in the 10-meter synchronized diving at the 2004 Olympic Trials. Heather Michelle’s singing career has been no less impressive. She has sung the National Anthem at Conseco Fieldhouse, Victory Field and The RCA Dome in Indianapolis as well as performing at venues as varied as the Sistine Chapel to the Queen Mother’s birthday party in England. She has a loyal following of fans that have not only followed her career in Indianapolis and the Midwest, but as she has been a part of opening acts for Cole Swindell, Thompson Square, Florida-Georgia Line and Luke Bryan. From classroom accomplishments to big-time athletic excellence to the bright lights of country music, Heather Michelle Chapman has established an enviable record of achievement. She is a recording artist to watch now and in the future. A singer/songwriter born and raised a Hoosier, Heather Michelle Chapman is making waves in the country music industry. You'll want to stay tuned!