Isabella Love

Isabella Love is an Arkansas native with a heart that beats for country music. Inspired by the likes of Miranda Lambert and Ashely McBryde, she has grown up singing and dancing to country music. She inherited her musical talent from her grandmother and father. At the age of six, Isabella attended and performed at the Brockwell Gospel Music School and at thirteen, she performed with Hoss Skelton, at Honky Tonk Central. She would go on to play there several times as well as compete in talent shows for her FFA chapter, sing at a weddings, and performing the National Anthem at her hometown rodeos. Some of her other accomplishments include opening for the Kentucky Headhunters, playing at the Nashville Zoo, and being nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year for the Josie Music Awards. She was nominated for three categories for the International Singer Songwriter Awards: Female Rising Star of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, and Female Songwriter of the Year.

Although country music is a huge passion in Isabella’s life, she also loves agriculture and raising cattle. Isabella was born on a family farm and eventually got involved with the family business raising Brahman heifers as she pursues a country music career.