Adriane Allyn
Location: Conway, AR
Website: http://www.myspace.com/adrianeallyn
Biography:
Adriane Allyn Adams started playing guitar at age 12 while growing up surrounded by the rice and wheat fields in the Delta area of Arkansas. She started writing songs for fun as a child and ended up falling in love with the art of songwriting and singing. That love took her to Nashville, Tennessee where she studied at Belmont University and played music at every venue she could. She played with several bands and opened up for Gretchen Wilson and several other members of Muzik Mafia. She also played regularly at The Bluebird Café, The Pub of Love, 12th and Porter, The French Quarter, and other popular venues.
After taking some time off from her college studies to pursue music full time, she decided to move back home to Arkansas to finish school and be closer to her family. She graduated from the University of Central Arkansas and met her husband a few months later.
After finishing college, she recorded an album, “Moving On,” with her friends from Nashville Lyndsay Pruett, Matt Stone, and David Bishop through a local independent record label, Green Couch Records.
Now, in between working as a full time licensed massage therapist at a local spa and gym, Adriane performs locally as one of her favorite hobbies. Adriane Allyn Adams’s music is a mixture of blues, folk, rock, and soul.
Website: http://www.myspace.com/adrianeallyn
Biography:
Adriane Allyn Adams started playing guitar at age 12 while growing up surrounded by the rice and wheat fields in the Delta area of Arkansas. She started writing songs for fun as a child and ended up falling in love with the art of songwriting and singing. That love took her to Nashville, Tennessee where she studied at Belmont University and played music at every venue she could. She played with several bands and opened up for Gretchen Wilson and several other members of Muzik Mafia. She also played regularly at The Bluebird Café, The Pub of Love, 12th and Porter, The French Quarter, and other popular venues.
After taking some time off from her college studies to pursue music full time, she decided to move back home to Arkansas to finish school and be closer to her family. She graduated from the University of Central Arkansas and met her husband a few months later.
After finishing college, she recorded an album, “Moving On,” with her friends from Nashville Lyndsay Pruett, Matt Stone, and David Bishop through a local independent record label, Green Couch Records.
Now, in between working as a full time licensed massage therapist at a local spa and gym, Adriane performs locally as one of her favorite hobbies. Adriane Allyn Adams’s music is a mixture of blues, folk, rock, and soul.