"Sometimes you find your strongest faith in the darkest corners." — Margo Price

Born April 15, 1983, in Aledo, Ill., country singer/songwriter Margo Price dropped out of studying performing arts in college to head to Nashville. She first formed the band Buffalo Clover and later Margo & The Pricetags with a changing lineup that sometimes included Sturgill Simpson. While playing showcases, she self-financed her 2016 debut solo album Midwest Farmer's Daughter, which came out on Third Man Records because she had made a fan of Jack White. Her sophomore follow-up in 2017, All American Made, includes guest vocals from Willie Nelson on its track "Learning How To Lose." Both albums made it onto the Billboard 200.