When you hear a show by Shauna Faegan, you will leave in awe. Maybe it's because she is young, beautiful, and has a brilliant voice. Not many artists have the sweet sound of Shauna Faegan. Her traditional sound reminisces the country gold of Tammy Wynette, Kitty Wells and Patsy Cline.

Her talent was not suppressed by her parents. At the age of six Shauna's parents humored their little girl when she told them she could make her voice do what the professionals could do. Her parents listened and where awe struck. Shauna's voice was not a joke. Immediately, her parents put her in voice lifting lessons that specialized in opera. From there Shauna entertained her family, church and community with her larger than life voice.

Shauna Faegan has come a long way from making her debut in her hometown of Hortense, Georgia. At 14, Shauna competed in a Battle of The Bands in Jeckell Island, Georgia. There she came in second place and was honored to open for George Jones and Mark Wills. Since then, Shauna has opened for the Kentucky Headhunters in Jackson, Georgia. Shauna has also played several fundraisers for the disabled.

After moving to Nashville in 2004, Shauna has landed gigs at the Hotel Preston, Legends Corner, the Nashville Palace, Wild Horse Saloon, and her regular show at the Fiddle and Steel. Shauna also recorded a duet with Joe Diffie on the George Jones tribute album.

“I am a country music artist, interpreter, and story teller. I have learned to adapt and overcome life’s obstacles to keep my direction positive. Never forgetting who I am, where I come from, or that all is a gift from God. It’s who I am” -Shauna Faegan


Shauna is a member of BMI.

Shauna’s influences are that of many: My Papa Carroll, Elvis, Keith Whitley, Merle Haggard, Kitty Wells, Tammy Wynette, Reba McEntire, Lee Ann Womack, Pam Tillis, Emmie Lou Harris, Don Henley, Stevie Nicks, Bonnie Raitt, the list goes on and on.