Shelly Fairchild: Country music represents a lot to me. It means family, it means gathering together to have a great time, it means laughter and some tears, and it's what I grew up on. It means my childhood and a huge part of why I am who I am.
Shelly Fairchild: I like songs that say something, and that's why I love country music. There's no place that cares about emotional songwriting more than Nashville and country music. That's why I'm here.
Shelly is the official and national spokesperson for Beartooth Harley-Davidson/Buell’s.
In high school, Shelly joined the school's show choir, Attach, which also featured Lance Bass of N*Sync.
Shelly was working on her first album, Ride, with the best of Nashville songwriters: Stephony Smith, Dennis Linde, Leslie Satcher, Darrell Scott, and Doug Johnson.
Shelly made her first tour alongside Rascal Flatts.
Shelly studied communications, theater and music in the Mississippi College.
Shelly was featured in the Chicago's song Why Can't We, in their 2006's album Chicago XXX.
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