Connie Harrington is an award-winning American songwriter in Nashville, TN.  Her songs have been recorded in the Country, Pop, Christian, Gospel and Bluegrass markets.  She has achieved Song Of The Year from the CMA, ACM, NSAI, Music Row Awards, Dove Awards Country, IBMA and is a 3X Grammy nominee.  She was also nominated for Female Song Of The Year at the People’s Choice Country Awards in 2024.

 

Harrington is a featured songwriter in the award-winning film, “It All Begins With A Song– the story of the Nashville Songwriter.”  She is also one of the creators of the highly acclaimed and Grammy-nominated concept record, Ashley McBryde Presents: Lindeville and co-wrote McBryde’s single “Light On In The Kitchen.”

 

Some of Harrington’s hits include, “No Caller I.D” by Megan Moroney, “I Drive Your Truck” by Lee Brice, “Mine Would Be You” by Blake Shelton “I Got The Boy,” by Jana Kramer,  “Where I Find God” by Larry Fleet and “She Only Smokes When She Drinks,” by Joe Nichols. She has currently pinned recent cuts on Meg Moroney, including, “Beautiful Things”, “Convincing” and “Medicine”.