Dasha

Since childhood, Dasha never doubted if she’d make it in music—only when. After spending years writing over one thousand songs—including her 49x platinum single, “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’),” when finally arrived.

What followed was nothing short of sensational. The singer landed coveted spots at country music meccas in 2024, Stagecoach, Austin City Limits, CMT Awards, and CMA Fest. Her year didn’t stop there, though. She sold out her first global headlining tour, Dashville USA, and performed on two of the biggest televised broadcasts of the year – Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve. The song went on to become one of the most-streamed country songs in 2024 and won the Female Song of 2024 at the People’s Choice Country Awards.

“This past year, I was blown away by how many little girls were riding the rails at my shows,” Dasha says. “No one connects with perfection. For me, navigating the highs and lows of this industry means accepting that I’m going to make mistakes. This journey isn’t always going to be smooth, and the bumps along the way make for a far more interesting ride.”

As for 2025, Dasha took the necessary time to reflect on her whirlwind career so far, allowing her to tap into writing her most personal collection of songs yet. Part one of her two-part project, Anna, was released this fall and includes the introspective anthem “Not At This Party,” the fun and flirty “Work On Me,” and a love letter to her younger self, “Oh, Anna!” as well as five other tracks. From selling out another headline tour, sharing the stage with Thomas Rhett, and playing stadiums around the world with Kane Brown, Dasha continues to build a powerful fan base across the globe.

“This is where I'm supposed to be. I love this community…and I think you can tell I'm really excited to be here.”

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