Complete List Of Megan Moroney Songs From A to Z

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Megan Moroney was raised in Douglasville, Georgia, a town just outside Atlanta, and she carries the sound and sentiment of the South in every song she writes. Though she was born in Savannah on October 9, 1997, it was during her upbringing in Douglasville that she began her musical journey, taking piano lessons and being immersed in a household where music was a constant presence. She attended the University of Georgia, majoring in accounting, but it was there that her connection to music was fully reignited, performing and opening for artists including Jon Langston while still in school.

Her early career received a meaningful boost when she interned for Kristian Bush of Sugarland, who later became a mentor and producer. After graduating, Moroney made the critical decision to move to Nashville in 2020, where she leveraged her connections to co-write with established songwriters and begin recording. She released “Wonder,” her debut single, in 2021 and followed it in 2022 with the extended play Pistol Made of Roses. The EP included “Hair Salon,” which garnered attention and laid the groundwork for the breakout that was about to come.

Her career changed dramatically in 2022 with the release of the single “Tennessee Orange.” Produced by Kristian Bush, the song struck a chord on streaming platforms and social media, quickly propelling her into the national spotlight. The track’s success led to a recording contract with Arista Nashville. When Sony Music Nashville closed the Arista Nashville label, Moroney transitioned to Columbia Records Nashville, maintaining momentum without losing the audience she had gained.

Moroney’s debut full-length album, Lucky, was released on May 5, 2023. The album blended her sharp, often witty songwriting with emotionally resonant storytelling. Lucky reached the Top 40 on the Billboard 200 and helped define her image as a country artist with a strong narrative voice. The album included “Tennessee Orange” and “I’m Not Pretty,” two songs that became central to her early rise.

A deluxe edition of Lucky arrived later that year with “Fix You Too,” featuring Kameron Marlowe, “Nothin’ Crazy,” featuring Mackenzie Carpenter, and “Reasons to Stay.” Moroney also appeared with Old Dominion on “Can’t Break Up Now” and released her version of Chris Stapleton’s “What Are You Listening To?” Her steady touring schedule included The Pistol Made of Roses Tour and The Lucky Tour, reinforcing her connection with audiences through sold-out shows and singalong anthems.

On July 12, 2024, Moroney returned with her sophomore album, Am I Okay?. The record marked a creative step forward, debuting at number nine on the Billboard 200 and showcasing her evolution both thematically and musically. Songs including “No Caller ID,” “Indifferent,” “Man on the Moon,” and the title track demonstrated her ability to deliver emotional ballads and hook-driven country-pop with equal finesse. The expanded edition, Am I Okay? (I’ll Be Fine), added “Break It Right Back,” “Bless Your Heart,” and “I’ll Be Fine.”

Moroney also contributed “Never Left Me” to Twisters: The Album and joined Brooks & Dunn for a new version of “Ain’t Nothing ‘Bout You” on Reboot II. In November 2024, she released Blue Christmas…Duh, a holiday EP that paired two original seasonal songs with a cover of “Blue Christmas.”

Her catalog continued expanding in 2025 with “You Had to Be There,” featuring Kenny Chesney, the single “6 Months Later,” and her recording of Toby Keith’s “Who’s Your Daddy?” She also released Am I Okay? Tour (Live), preserving a full concert-era set from the tour that followed her second studio album.

Moroney’s third studio album, Cloud 9, was released on February 20, 2026. The album featured 15 standard tracks, including “Beautiful Things,” “Medicine,” “Wish I Didn’t,” and collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Kacey Musgraves. Cloud 9 became Moroney’s first number one album on the Billboard 200. Additional editions introduced “Sorry… I Meant Tonight,” “Traitor,” “I Bought a House,” and “Traitor (Roles Reversed),” while her Spotify Singles recording of “The Best of Both Worlds” added another playful cover to her catalog.

Her accolades came quickly. Moroney won Breakthrough Female Video of the Year at the 2023 CMT Music Awards for “Tennessee Orange,” New Female Artist of the Year at the 2024 Academy of Country Music Awards, and New Artist of the Year at the 2024 Country Music Association Awards. In 2025, she received the Rulebreaker Award at Billboard Women in Music and won the first Best Country award presented by the MTV Video Music Awards.

Moroney’s charm lies in her authenticity, whether she is spinning heartbreak into humor or narrating her own emotional contradictions with striking self-awareness. She has been described as the “Emo Cowgirl” for her blend of vulnerability and defiance, but more than a nickname, it speaks to how she has carved out a space where emotional complexity is a strength. That duality, sensitive yet bold, has helped her resonate with younger listeners and longtime country fans alike.

Outside of music, Moroney has made a point of staying connected with her fanbase through social media and honest conversations about self-worth, heartbreak, and ambition. Her openness about navigating personal growth in public has made her a relatable figure at a time when many artists are tightly managed and image-driven. That vulnerability is not a gimmick; it is an extension of her songwriting and one of the reasons her music has gained such a loyal following.

In a genre known for its storytelling, Megan Moroney has emerged as a sharp voice capable of blending humor, heartbreak, and honesty. Her trajectory is defined not only by hit singles but also by her ability to create music that feels lived in rather than manufactured. Across three studio albums, multiple EPs, collaborations, covers, soundtrack recordings, and bonus tracks, she has built a catalog with a clear identity and an increasingly broad reach.

Complete List Of Megan Moroney Songs From A to Z

“6 Months Later” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“28th of June” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Ain’t Nothing ‘Bout You” (with Brooks & Dunn) – Reboot II – 2024
“All I Want for Christmas Is a Cowboy” – Blue Christmas…Duh – 2024
“Am I Okay?” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Another on the Way” – Lucky – 2023
“Beautiful Things” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Bells & Whistles” (featuring Kacey Musgraves) – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Bless Your Heart” – Am I Okay? (I’ll Be Fine) – 2024
“Blue Christmas” – Blue Christmas…Duh – 2024
“Break It Right Back” – Am I Okay? (I’ll Be Fine) – 2024
“Can’t Break Up Now” (with Old Dominion) – Memory Lane – 2023
“Change of Heart” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Christmas Morning” – Blue Christmas…Duh – 2024
“Cloud 9” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Convincing” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Fix You Too” – Pistol Made of Roses EP – 2022
“Fix You Too” (featuring Kameron Marlowe) – Lucky (Deluxe Edition) – 2023
“Georgia Girl” – Lucky – 2023
“Girl in the Mirror” – Lucky – 2023
“God Plays a Gibson” – Lucky – 2023
“Hair Salon” – Pistol Made of Roses EP – 2022
“He Made Me Do It” – Pistol Made of Roses EP – 2022
“Heaven by Noon” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Hell of a Show” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Hope You’re Happy” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“I Bought a House” – Cloud 9 (Target exclusive bonus track) – 2026
“I Know You” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“I’ll Be Fine” – Am I Okay? (I’ll Be Fine) – 2024
“I Love Me” – Pistol Made of Roses EP – 2022
“I Only Miss You” (featuring Ed Sheeran) – Cloud 9 – 2026
“I’m Not Pretty” – Lucky – 2023
“Indifferent” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Kansas Anymore” – Lucky – 2023
“Keep the Flowers” – Pistol Made of Roses EP – 2022
“Liars & Tigers & Bears” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Lucky” – Lucky – 2023
“Mama I Lied” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Man on the Moon” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Medicine” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Miss Universe” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Mustang or Me” – Lucky – 2023
“Never Left Me” – Twisters: The Album – 2024
“No Caller ID” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Noah” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Nothin’ Crazy” (featuring Mackenzie Carpenter) – Lucky (Deluxe Edition) – 2023
“Reasons to Stay” – Lucky (Deluxe Edition) – 2023
“Sad Songs for Sad People” – Lucky – 2023
“Sleep on My Side” – Lucky – 2023
“Sorry… I Meant Tonight” – Cloud 9 (bonus track) – 2026
“Stupid” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Table for Two” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Tennessee Orange” – Lucky – 2023
“The Best of Both Worlds” (Hannah Montana cover) – Spotify Singles – 2026
“The Girls” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Third Time’s the Charm” – Am I Okay? – 2024
“Til It All Goes South” – Pistol Made of Roses EP – 2022
“Traitor” – Cloud 9 (Target exclusive bonus track) – 2026
“Traitor Joe” – Lucky – 2023
“Traitor (Roles Reversed)” – Cloud 9 (expanded digital edition) – 2026
“Waiting on the Rain” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Wedding Dress” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“What Are You Listening To?” (Chris Stapleton cover) – Non-album single – 2023
“Who Hurt You?” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Who’s Your Daddy?” (Toby Keith cover) – Non-album single – 2025
“Why Johnny” – Lucky – 2023
“Wish I Didn’t” – Cloud 9 – 2026
“Wonder” – Non-album single – 2021
“You Had to Be There” (featuring Kenny Chesney) – Non-album single – 2025