Cassadee Pope

Cassadee Pope is an accomplished singer and songwriter from Wellington, Florida, known for her work in both the pop and country music genres. She initially gained recognition as the lead vocalist for the pop rock band Hey Monday, demonstrating her talent for capturing audiences with her strong vocal performances. Pope embarked on a solo career in 2012, which was marked by the release of her debut solo EP. That same year, she emerged as the winner of the third season of "The Voice," showcasing her ability to connect with viewers through her emotive performances and demonstrating her skill in a live setting.

Pope's career continued to flourish after "The Voice," as she signed with the country music label Republic Nashville in 2013 and released her debut solo country album, "Frame by Frame," which made it into the top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart. Her single "Wasting All These Tears" debuted at number 37 on the Billboard Hot 100, signifying her growing popularity. Pope's diverse experience has seen her touring with country artists such as Tim McGraw and Dierks Bentley, and participating in various tribute albums. Her discography has continued to expand over the years, with the release of several successful singles and albums, including the 2021 album, "Thrive," and her most recent single, "Eye Contact," in 2024. With the upcoming release of her fourth studio album, "Hereditary," in 2024, Pope continues to demonstrate her commitment to creating music that resonates with her audience.

Aside from her success in the music industry, Pope has made her mark in the television and film world, with appearances in shows such as "Degrassi Goes Hollywood," and "Hellcats,". Her influence has been recognized by various award bodies, including a nomination for a Grammy Award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for her duet with Chris Young, "Think of You" in 2017.