A young lady from southern Maryland, who moved to Nashville to pursue her passion for songwriting and country music, will be performing along with some of her friends in Dawson Springs Friday evening.
Nineteen-year-old Kaitlyn Croker discovered her passion for songwriting during a drive with her mom in Maryland when Tim McGraw’s song “Don’t Take the Girl” played on the radio. Her mom encouraged her to listen to the song’s powerful story, which Croker said sparked her love for songwriting and country music.
click to download audioCroker, one of four siblings, moved to Nashville with her family at 16 for her to pursue a music career.
click to download audioSince then, Croker has enjoyed remarkable career opportunities.
click to download audioCroker was inspired to perform in Dawson Springs after her publicist, connected to the West Dawson Music Venue manager, asked her if she would want to perform.
click to download audioShe said they are excited to bring original songs to Dawson Springs.
click to download audioThe concert starts at 7:00 Friday night at West Dawson Music Venue, located at 3420 Huddleston Loop Road. Croker said it’s a 90-minute concert featuring young Nashville songwriters, and admission is free.
