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Jillian Cardarelli

American country music singer-songwriter

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About Jillian Cardarelli

Jillian Cardarelli was a singer-songwriter and singer.

Jillian Marie Cardarelli is an American country music artist and actress.

Music Cardarelli was nominated in 2014 for an Independent Music Award for her song, "Worth the Whiskey". In 2017, she was named "10 New Country Artists You Need to Know" by Rolling Stone, and American Songwriter called her song "Strong", written with Charles Esten, "One of 2020's Most Powerful Songs". In 2024, Cardarelli collaborated with songwriter and artist Vince Gill, releasing her song "I'll Get Over You," which featured Gill.

Acting In 2025, Cardarelli made her acting debut as Janie Carson in the first season of Crossroad Springs on Great American Family cable television network. She performed the series’ theme song “Crossroad Springs,” co-writing it with co-star Jonathan Stoddard and songwriter Ryan Sorestad.

In June 2026, Cardarelli revealed she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. She is being treated at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. “My hope is that young women hear my story and understand the importance of knowing their bodies, trusting their instincts, and advocating for themselves,” she said.

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Who was Jillian Cardarelli?

American country music singer-songwriter

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Jillian Cardarelli was a singer-songwriter and singer.

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