Miamisburg, Ohio native Dan Alley moved to Nashville in 2018 when he was just 21 years old. Alley grew up surrounded by music – his parents, both talented vocalists, and his sister, a bluegrass singer/songwriter and instrumentalist – it was no surprise that Alley picked up the guitar at age 9 and hasn’t put it down since. By 18, Alley was playing nearly every night at local bars after working a full-time job. Realizing his heart was more in performing and writing than in his 9-5, he decided to pack his bags and move to Nashville, TN to make his dreams a reality. Upon first moving to town, Alley lived on multiple tour buses of award-winning songwriter Dean Dillon’s in order to afford to write songs every day. Alley has come a long way since then, penning songs for artists like Lainey Wilson, Luke Combs, Jon Pardi, Drake Milligan, Braxton Keith, and more. Most recently, Alley celebrated his first country radio No. 1 with “Country Song Came On” by Luke Bryan. He is also a frequent collaborator of Warner Music Nashville’s Hudson Westbrook, co-writing Westbrook’s viral smash and chart-topping single “House Again,” also achieving No. 1 on country radio.