SHOWS

Maggie Antone is an old soul. She is Virginia grown and she loves big! Performing national anthems in large venues at the age of seven, she wowed crowds with her vocal power and emotion. Her sophomore year of high school, she competed in and won the voice of  RVA with an original song about addiction called Pawn Shop 12 String. Shortly thereafter, she began performing at local venues to raise money for charities that were close to her heart. Originally focused on musical theatre, Maggie shifted her interests toward singing and songwriting.

As a y’all-ternative singer-songwriter, her powerful voice, relatable lyrics and authentic disposition, amassed a sizable online following in a short period of time. In fall 2021, sharing her talent from a dorm room floor wearing sweats and a red hoodie, Antone captivated social media audiences around the world covering Tyler Childers’ Lady May. A successful but reluctant student, Antone’s inherent non-linear thinking and severe ADHD drove her to drop out of college to pursue music full time, a choice, in her heart she always knew she was meant to make. Overwhelmed by the out-pouring of support for her talent, it had become clear that Antone was finally on a path suited for her loving and artistic heart.

Post pandemic, while the world slowly appeared to be coming back to life, Antone spent the next year performing as much as she could always trying to share her shows via live stream and connect with her audience as much as possible. By the fall of 2022, Antone debuted her voice on streaming platforms releasing her rendition of Tyler Childers’ Lady May. Ciara Bains of Holler included Antone on her list of New Artists to Watch in 2023 stating, “Very few artists can cover Tyler Childers and do it justice.  Maggie Antone is one of them.” Country Central’s, Ryan Lippe wrote, “…the real takeaway is the emergence of a bold new voice in indie country in her own right.”

In December 2022, Antone followed with an EP, Interpretations, covering a range of artists and genres including Jolene by Dolly Parton, Spanish Pipe Dream by John Prine, Feathered Indians by Tyler Childers, Daddy Lessons by Beyonce, This Year’s Love by David Gray and Adam’s Song by Blink-182.

She is excited for what the future holds as she finds her place in the world of music. Live performance and songwriting have always been a source of healing for Maggie, but relatable connections with fans, and the company of healing together has been magical.