Jenny Witham

Jenny Witham hails from the small town of Whitehall, Michigan, but her aspirations and talent are anything but small.

Jenny began her musical endeavors at the tender age of four, performing her first live show in her hometown church. From that moment on, she knew what she was destined to do.

"I've always loved to be in front of an audience," says Jenny. "Getting me to sing has never been any trouble. It's getting me to stop after I get started that can be difficult."

Jenny's musical accomplishments are varied and impressive. They include being the youngest person to ever perform solo at the Miss Michigan Scholarship Pageant, singing the National Anthem at numerous professional and amateur sporting events, and appearing as the featured guest on several television and radio programs.

In 2002, Jenny began her professional career by recording her self-titled debut album at the prestigious Chelsea Studios in Nashville, TN, using the same microphone that has captured the voices of many country superstars, including Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, and Shania Twain.

Last Spring, Jenny was invited to perform on Ernest Tubb's Midnight Jamboree at the world famous Texas Troubadour in Nashville. The show was broadcast live to millions of listeners throughout the United States and Canada via radio station WSM, founder of the Grand Ol' Opry. Jenny performed a stirring rendition of the Patsy Cline classic "Crazy", wowing the crowd and receiving a standing ovation.

Jenny's potential is unlimited. Her music is a beautiful mix of the classic country she holds dear to her heart, and the pop-inspired country of the modern day. With her model good looks, charismatic personality, and her vocal stylings, she has magnetic appeal to audiences of all ages. Jenny Witham is truly the NEW country legend.