Karley Scott Collins

Karley Scott Collins has transitioned from a successful child actress to a burgeoning country singer-songwriter, offering a unique blend of storytelling and powerful vocals to audiences and collaborators alike. After establishing herself as a successful child actress, Karley Scott Collins went on to build a compelling career as a country singer-songwriter, delivering a unique blend of storytelling and powerful vocals. Her acting career began in 2006, securing a role as Oprah Pearl in the CBS sitcom ‘The Class’ from 2006 to 2007. She continued to feature in significant projects, including portraying the younger version of Paris Hilton in the 2008 film ‘The Hottie & the Nottie,’ and starring as Hannah Chase in ‘The Collector’ in 2009.

During this formative period, she collaborated with esteemed figures in the music industry, including Liz Rose, Brock Berryhill, Nathan Chapman, and Brett James, further refining her distinctive songwriting and powerful vocal abilities. Her music career gained significant momentum in 2022 when Collins signed with Sony Music Nashville. She released her debut track, ‘Heavenly,’ in February 2022, quickly followed by the singles ‘Tattoos’ and ‘Better Strangers’ later that same year. In 2023, she released the tribute track ‘Petty in the 80s,’ and continued her prolific output with her Sony Music Nashville EP, ‘Hands on the Wheel,’ which debuted in May.

A proven touring act, she has previously opened for country legend Willie Nelson and toured alongside Carly Pearce, Nate Smith, and Corey Kent, and is scheduled to open for Keith Urban on his 2025 ‘High and Alive’ World Tour.