Alli Walker

Alli Jean Walker is a Canadian country music singer from Summerside, Prince Edward Island. She attended the University of Prince Edward Island for one year as a vocal major, but elected to drop out as the program was focused on classical training. She recorded the songs in the basement of her home with her husband.

Shortly thereafter, Walker and her husband moved to Kelowna, British Columbia. She subsequently released her second album Growing Up on March 10, 2023. The album included the single "Red Wine or Whiskey", and several previously released songs including "Country Music", "Maybe I'm Still Drunk", and a female point-of-view version of "Sand in My Boots".

Later that year, Walker released the song "The Whiskey's Gone". The song garnered significant attention on social media, and Walker subsequently moved with her husband to Nashville, Tennessee, at the end of the year, and released the song "Hung Up". In March 2024, Walker signed her first record deal with RECORDS Nashville and released the song "I Like Big Trucks". In April 2024, Walker received a significant amount of media attention after she performed her song "Creek" at a Nashville Predators playoff hockey game and drank beer from the mouth of a dead catfish. A video of the incident was later shown on Hockey Night in Canada as well as an ESPN national broadcast in the United States. Walker received a nomination for Female Artist of the Year at the 2024 Canadian Country Music Awards. In September 2025, Walker signed a record deal with 604 Records, exclusively for releases in Canada and Australia.

Discography Studio albums Title Details The Basement Sessions: What I've Learned So Far Release date: September 13, 2019 Label: Independent Format: CD, digital download, streaming Growing Up Release date: March 10, 2023 Label: Independent Format: Digital download, streaming

Singles Year Title Peak chart positions Album CAN Country 2022 "Red Wine or Whiskey" — Growing Up 2025 "First Time Living" 43

Other charted songs Year Title Peak chart positions Album CAN Country 2024 "I Like Big Trucks" 52

Featured singles Year Title Artist Album 2024 "Girls at the Bar" Lydia Sutherland Pretty Girls Don't Cry

Music videos Year Video Director 2019 "Fight Till the End" Eric Paul "Sunny Day" 2021 "Country Music" Derek Lamoureux 2022 "Maybe I'm Still Drunk" "Home Town Home" "Red Wine or Whiskey" "Same Stars" 2023 "Good Ol' Days" Evan Berg / Jordan Ambrosio "The Whiskey's Gone" P.J. Brown 2024 "Nashville" Justin Key2025 "Ride It Out" Connor Scheffler

Awards and nominations +YearAssociationCategoryNominated workResultRef 2024 Canadian Country Music Association Female Artist of the Year 2025 Canadian Country Music Association Innovative Campaign of the Year "Ride It Out" – A Cultural Moment, Not Just a Song Video of the Year "Ride It Out"