Andie Kay Joyner is a singer/songwriter/performer from Texas who began performing live shows at the age of 10 with her family band. She was an honorary member of Stone Mountain Bluegrass Band at 12, and then, started backing other bands as a backup and guest lead singer at 13. She has credits as a backup harmony singer on countless recordings including, Max Stalling, Mark David Manders, Nate Kipp, Tommy Alverson, Terry Rasor, etc. She formed her own band with her childhood friend, Heather Stalling, and recorded 2 albums, while touring the country with their full band, blacktopGYPSY.
After surviving UT Southwestern Medical Center’s first lifesaving heart/liver transplant in 2016, she recovered, regained her voice, and began her solo career in 2018. She is currently playing as a solo act, as well as with her full band, "The Borrowed Angels." She recorded & released her version of Tom Petty’s “Angel Dream” in honor of her organ donor/hero and her 5th transplant anniversary Valentine’s/National Donor Day in 2021. She begins her newest project with her latest single release of “A Sunday Kind of Love.”
She and her friend, singer/songwriter, Nate Kipp host an annual, post-Thanksgiving dance and concert, “The Everlovin’ Country Music Show” to a lively audience during the “Merry Wells Christmas Festival.” After her longtime friend, Tommy Alverson passed, she began hosting his weekly residency at Rickhouse Brewing in the Historic Crazy Water Hotel in Mineral Wells. With the upmost gratitude for her donor and her many other heroes, she promotes awareness of organ donation and of her genetic blood disorder, Hemochromatosis, as well. Andie Kay continues to record music and performs in venues and festivals around her home state of Texas and beyond, and hopefully, playing in a town near you soon!