Complete List Of Kelsea Ballerini Songs From A to Z

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Kelsea Ballerini was raised in Knoxville, Tennessee, where she first began singing in church and writing songs at age twelve. After moving to Nashville, she signed with Black River Entertainment in 2014. That same year, she released her debut single “Love Me Like You Mean It,” which eventually climbed to number one on the Billboard Country Airplay chart. Her debut album The First Time followed in 2015 and launched Ballerini into mainstream recognition, making her one of the most successful new female country artists of the decade.

The success of The First Time was propelled by three more singles that all reached the top ten: “Dibs,” “Peter Pan,” and “Yeah Boy.” “Peter Pan” in particular became her second number-one hit and helped Ballerini make history as the first female country artist since Carrie Underwood to send her first three singles to the top of the Country Airplay chart. The album blended traditional country themes with polished pop production, establishing her as a crossover-ready figure in contemporary country music.

In 2017, Ballerini released her second album, Unapologetically. It included hit singles like “Legends,” “I Hate Love Songs,” and “Miss Me More.” The record marked a more mature direction both lyrically and musically, reflecting personal growth and the emotional changes in her life. Unapologetically was nominated for Best Country Album at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards, further solidifying her place among the most respected modern country artists.

Ballerini’s third studio album, Kelsea, arrived in March 2020. Its lead singles, “Homecoming Queen?” and “The Other Girl” (a collaboration with Halsey), highlighted her growing interest in blending pop influences with her country roots. The album was supported by national television performances and showcased a more vulnerable side of her songwriting. Just months later, she released Ballerini, a stripped-down companion album that featured acoustic versions of the same tracks in a more intimate arrangement.

Her fourth album, Subject to Change, was released in September 2022 and signaled a stylistic pivot inspired by ’90s country. It featured the single “Heartfirst,” which received a Grammy nomination for Best Country Solo Performance. Ballerini also released the EP Rolling Up the Welcome Mat in 2023, a deeply personal project that coincided with her divorce from Morgan Evans. The songs on the EP, including “Blindsided,” reflected her state of mind during that period and showcased some of her most introspective writing to date.

Throughout her career, Ballerini has been honored with numerous awards and nominations, including Academy of Country Music Awards, CMT Music Awards, and Billboard accolades. She was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in April 2019 by Carrie Underwood, a moment she described as one of the greatest honors of her career. Her influence in country music has extended beyond radio success; she’s played a significant role in amplifying the presence of female artists in a male-dominated industry.

In addition to her recording career, Ballerini has also become a regular presence on television. She served as a coach on The Voice and has appeared as a host on the CMT Music Awards. Her fashion sense, candor, and stage presence have made her a favorite in both the music industry and broader entertainment circles. She’s also been open about her personal struggles, using interviews and her music to address issues like self-doubt, heartbreak, and healing.

Outside of music, Ballerini has explored other creative outlets. She published a poetry book titled Feel Your Way Through in 2021, which offered insights into her personal experiences, including body image issues, family dynamics, and anxiety. The collection underscored her desire to connect with audiences beyond the stage and demonstrated her skill as a writer apart from songwriting.

Kelsea Ballerini continues to evolve as an artist, balancing commercial success with an increasingly personal and authentic voice. Whether through her chart-topping singles, her honest lyricism, or her public advocacy for women in country music, she has carved out a distinct space in the genre—one that reflects both her roots and her willingness to push boundaries.

Complete List Of Songs From A to Z

A Country Song – Kelsea – 2020
Baggage – Patterns – 2024
Beg for Your Love – Patterns – 2024
Boy Meets Girl – The First Time – 2015
Bragger – Kelsea – 2020
Club – Kelsea – 2020
Cowboys Cry Too (with Noah Kahan) – Patterns – 2024
Cut Me Up – Patterns – 2024
Deep – Patterns – 2024
Dibs – The First Time – 2015
Dibs (acoustic version) – The First Time – 2015
Did You Make It Home? (outro) – Patterns – 2024
Doin’ My Best – Subject to Change – 2022
End of the World – Unapologetically – 2017
First Rodeo – Patterns – 2024
First Time (Live from the Heartfirst Tour) – The First Time – 2015
Fun and Games – Unapologetically – 2017
Future Tripping – Patterns – 2024
Get Over Yourself – Unapologetically – 2017
Graveyard – Unapologetically – 2017
Half of My Hometown (featuring Kenny Chesney) – Kelsea – 2020
Heartfirst – Subject to Change – 2022
High School – Unapologetically – 2017
Hindsight Is Happiness – Patterns – 2024
Hole in the Bottle – Kelsea – 2020
Homecoming Queen? – Kelsea – 2020
How Much Do You Love Me – Patterns – 2024
I Can’t Help Myself – Subject to Change – 2022
I Guess They Call It Fallin’ – Subject to Change – 2022
I Hate Love Songs – Unapologetically – 2017
I Think I Fell in Love Today – Unapologetically – 2017
I Would, Would You – Patterns – 2024
If You Go Down (I’m Goin’ Down Too) – Subject to Change – 2022
In Between – Unapologetically – 2017
LA – Kelsea – 2020
Landslide (live from Nashville) – Unapologetically – 2017
Legends – Unapologetically – 2017
Looking at Stars – The First Time – 2015
Love and Hate – Kelsea – 2020
Love Is a Cowboy – Subject to Change – 2022
Love Me Like a Girl – Kelsea – 2020
Love Me Like You Mean It – The First Time – 2015
Love Me Like You Mean It (acoustic version) – The First Time – 2015
Love Me Like You Mean It (Reimagined) – The First Time – 2015
Machine Heart – Unapologetically – 2017
Marilyn – Subject to Change – 2022
Miss Me More – Unapologetically – 2017
Muscle Memory – Subject to Change – 2022
Music – Unapologetically – 2017
Needy – Kelsea – 2020
Nothing Really Matters – Patterns – 2024
Out of the Blues – The First Time – 2015
Overshare – Kelsea – 2020
Patterns – Patterns – 2024
Peter Pan – The First Time – 2015
Peter Pan (acoustic version) – The First Time – 2015
Peter Pan (The Demo) – The First Time – 2015
Put It to Bed – Patterns – 2024
Roses – Unapologetically – 2017
Secondhand Smoke – The First Time – 2015
Sirens – The First Time – 2015
Sorry Mom – Patterns – 2024
Square Pegs – The First Time – 2015
Stilettos – The First Time – 2015
Subject to Change – Subject to Change – 2022
The First Time – The First Time – 2015
The First Time (acoustic version) – The First Time – 2015
The Little Things – Subject to Change – 2022
The Other Girl (with Halsey) – Kelsea – 2020
The Way I Used To – Kelsea – 2020
This Feeling – Unapologetically – 2017
This Time Last Year – Patterns – 2024
To the Men That Love Women After Heartbreak – Patterns – 2024
Two Things – Patterns – 2024
Two Things (stripped) – Patterns – 2024
Unapologetically – Unapologetically – 2017
Underage – The First Time – 2015
Universe – Subject to Change – 2022
Wait! – Patterns – 2024
Walk in the Park – Subject to Change – 2022
We Broke Up – Patterns – 2024
Weather – Subject to Change – 2022
What I Have – Subject to Change – 2022
XO – The First Time – 2015
Yeah Boy – The First Time – 2015
Yeah Boy (acoustic version) – The First Time – 2015
Yeah Boy (Work Tape) – The First Time – 2015
You’re Drunk, Go Home (with Kelly Clarkson and Carly Pearce) – Subject to Change – 2022