A star her entire adult life, Wynonna’s first number one hit, “Mama He’s Crazy,” was released while she was still a teenager. It was the first of eight consecutive number one singles she released with her mother Naomi, performing as The Judds.

When Wynonna set out on her own in 1991, her first three solo singles likewise consecutively topped the country charts. Since then, she’s had multiple solo albums reach multi-platinum sales. She has performed everywhere from Oprah and the Kentucky Derby to the Super Bowl halftime show.

Her spectacular voice still flaunts a power as limitless as her horizons. But this time, listeners will hear that voice stripped down, with no effects, as she dives deep and delivers up her soul.

Wynonna was shaped by the stubborn dirt and sharp winds of Ashland, Kentucky. Combined with support from her extended family, they provided the strength needed to survive her childhood. Before The Judds’ debut, Naomi worked as a nurse and a single mother to raise her daughters. Wy and her sister Ashley spent parts of their childhood in secondhand clothes, living without electricity or indoor plumbing during extended stays with relatives.

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