Book Leah Turner

Leah Turner is a Mexican-American country singer recognized as the top-charting solo Mexicana artist in the history of country music. Encouraged by Kenny Loggins to chase music in Los Angeles, she collaborated with producers David Foster and Humberto Gatica before relocating to Nashville and signing with Columbia Nashville in July 2013. Her debut single, "Take the Keys" (2013), written with Cary Barlowe and Jesse Frasure, rose to number 37 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart during a 23-week run, and she followed it with "Pull Me Back" and a self-titled EP. CMT debuted her "Love Like Legends" video on a giant Times Square screen, and the GRAMMY Museum included her wardrobe in its Power of Women in Country Music exhibit. In 2024 she released "South of the Border," her duet with Jerrod Niemann, plus This Is Mi, a bilingual EP, and she has cut a duet with Michael Salgado too. She is also a member of the Recording Academy's DEI Committee and a GRAMMY U mentor. Having shared stages with Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney and Rascal Flatts, she brings a bilingual, border-crossing country show full of heart and Latin flavor.