Savannah Keyes is a professional artist and songwriter in Nashville, TN. She has been writing songs and performing since she was 7 years old. Savannah signed her first record deal after performing on the Ellen Degeneres Show when she was 13 years old. At this age, she began honing in on her songwriting and artistry, while traveling back and forth from Utah to Nashville. She then moved to Nashville at 16 years old and signed her first publishing deal. Savannah wrote, produced, and hosted her own radio show for Radio Disney Country called “Let The Girls Play” where she advocated for women within country music, as well as had upcoming female artists as weekly guests to showcase their new releases. She hosted her own stage at CMA Fest with Radio Disney Country for 3 years where she was responsible for hosting, interviewing, and performing alongside other country music artists. Later, she partnered with American Girl and Taylor guitars to be the spokesmodel for their collaboration singer/songwriter doll, Tenney. She traveled the U.S. performing at different American Girl flagship stores for girls just like her that dream of being a country music artist! You may have seen her representing the state of Utah on NBC’s songwriting show “American Song Contest” or appearing on the hit docu-series “Streets of Dreams” on CNBC.

Savannah competed in the Cinderella Scholarship Program from the ages of 7 to 13 years old. She fell in love with the program and saw it as a place to learn to perform as a singer and grow as a young woman. She competed several times at the State and International level. She is a 2-time Utah State winner and an overall International Talent Winner.