Jo Dee Messina is a country music powerhouse from Massachusetts who moved to Nashville at 19 with $500 and a dream, and went on to become one of the defining voices of 90s country. She scored nine #1 hits — including “Heads Carolina, Tails California,” “I’m Alright,” and “Bring On the Rain” with Tim McGraw — and made history as the first female artist in country music to have three consecutive multi-week chart-toppers from the same album. Honored by the ACM, CMA, and nominated for two Grammy Awards, Messina built her reputation on powerful vocals, high-energy live shows, and an authenticity that has kept fans coming back for decades.