Margo Price

Margo Price is known as an American country singer. She is most famous for her debut solo album named Midwest Farmer's Daughter.

Background and Age

Margo Rae Price was born on April 15, 1983 in Aledo, Illinois. Price grew up singing in the chapel and ended up studying dance and theater while in school. When she turned 20 years old, she chose to drop out of college and head to Nashville, where she gradually started working at a musical career while working random temp jobs. She met a bassist named Jeremy Ivey and soon the two framed the band, Buffalo Clover. The pair would later wed.

Married, Husband and Kids

Margo Price is married to Jeremy Ivey. Jeremy has been instrumental in her prosperity particularly with the success of her introduction breakthrough solo album, Midwest Farmer's Daughter.

One of their twins, Ezra passed on from heart issues half a month after he was born in 2010. Despite the fact that they were still left with the surviving twin child Judah, she was very pitiful and swung to significant drinking. Jeremy her better half was there for her the whole time and made sense of how to pull her out of her downturn.

Career and Net Worth

Between 2010 and 2013, Buffalo Clover released three album collections. When this band split, Price started Margo and the Pricetags, a band with a rotating lineup that occasionally featured future alt-nation star Sturgill Simpson. Price financed an independent collection she recorded at Sun Studios in 2015 and, in the wake of hearing through the Nashville grapevine that Jack White was an enthusiast of hers, he discovered her at neighborhood exhibits, she sent him the collection. Intrigued, White signed Price to Third Man Records and released the collection as Midwest Farmer's Daughter in March of 2016, the LP gathered great awards.

In July 2017, Price released the four-track Weakness EP, whose title track ended up as the principal single from her subsequent collection, All American Made, which appeared in October of that year.

In November 2019, the famous country music star, Dolly Parton celebrated 50 years of being an official Grand Ole Opry member with "Dolly Parton: 50 Years at the Opry," a two-hour TV special broadcasted on NBC. Taped at the Opry House outside of downtown Nashville, the special program highlighting Parton's 50 years as a member featured performances by some of country music's top performers including Emmylou Harris, Lady Antebellum, Dierks Bentley, and Margo Price.