Byrdie Wilson

Born in New York and transplanted to South Carolina when she was 4 years old, she was born with a cleft palate and endured several surgeries with the likelihood that her speech would still be impaired.

Well, God had a different plan! Byrdie evolved into a sassy little six-year-old and performed in a talent show she signed herself up for. As she was getting ready, she instructed her family that they “needed to get on board because she's going to be someone!”

And the journey began…
Working her early years with vocal coaches Celeste Simone and American Idol Coach, Michael Orland, Byrdie was prepared to work with The Peter Frampton Band's Musician, Singer/Songwriter Rob Arthur, to produce her first three songs "Fool for You", "Stay" and "Breaking Free" in 2018.

She took a brief hiatus from music in 2019 and 2020, but it wasn't until the death of her boyfriend in November 2020 when she found solace and healing in her song writing again. Through her experience, Byrdie has become an advocate of mental health and suicide prevention. In March 2021, Byrdie found the guidance, mentorship and friendship of Musician, Singer/Songwriter and Producer Erik Halbig.

At 19, Byrdie took the leap, moved to Nashville and has turned up the volume on her natural born "sass" with even more feistiness. Her song “Broadway” is out on all streaming platforms and gained traction on TikTok recently. She released new singles, “Where My Roots Run”, “Keep on Truckin’”and “Out the Bottle” and will be kicking off her “Out the Bottle’” Tour in 2025!