- Audrey McGraw, daughter of Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, is also a singer.
- She covered her mom’s song “Stronger” during a recent concert.
- People are stunned by how beautiful her voice is — it’s similar to mom’s!
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s youngest daughter, Audrey McGraw, inherited talent from both of her parents, but she definitely got her mama’s pipes. The 24-year-old aspiring singer took the stage during one of her dad’s concerts recently, but chose to sing one of her mother’s songs, “Stronger.”
“Stronger” is from Faith’s critically-acclaimed 2002 Cry album, which topped both the Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums charts in its debut week. Faith Hill was one of the biggest names in all of music in the mid-1990s and remains one of country music’s finest vocalists ever, though she is no longer actively performing live or releasing albums.
“I don’t have words to express the honor I feel to sing my mama’s song last night, and for it to be at dad’s show,” Audrey writes in sharing black-and-white video of her onstage cover. “To be your daughter is an infinite gift. I love y’all so much, I am always so proud and so inspired by you. Thank you for sharing this crazy life with us. Proud to be a road dawg forever.”
The comments section below Audrey’s performance video is a taste of who’s who in Nashville, with several comments from artists who’ve watched the McGraw girls — there are three, Gracie, Maggie and Audrey — grow into young women.
“This brings up so much emotion,” “Independence Day” singer Martina McBride admits. “I love your mom and you’ve always had ‘it’ since you were like 6 and we were all doing karaoke in the Bahamas.”
Adds ’80s/’90s country hitmaker Suzy Bogguss: “You have lots of country aunties cheering you on Audrey!”
“What a range,” Terri Clark writes. Morgane Stapleton, wife of Chris Stapleton, summed it up best, however, noting that she was, “Speechless my girl. Speechless.” Us, too.
Tim’s 2026 Pawn Shop Guitar Tour was in Wantagh, New York, on July 24, when Audrey joined him onstage. She’s lending her jaw-dropping vocals to another tour soon, too. Per her Instagram page, the singer-songwriter is offering opening support for several upcoming Willow Avalon concerts.
Audrey released her debut single last year, a cover of Neil Diamond’s “I Am... I Said,” as well as an original called “Thunder.” Like mom and dad, she has even tried her hand at acting, with a small role as “Shelby” on Landman. Tim and Faith starred in a different Taylor Sheridan series, 1883, which ran from 2021 to 2022.
Amanda Hensel Jermstad is a skilled writer based in Austin, Texas. She spent 14 years as Editor-in-Chief of Taste of Country, where she led coverage of the artists, stories and trends shaping country music. With a career deeply rooted in the genre, Amanda has built a reputation for sharp editorial insight and authentic storytelling. Outside of work, she’s a proud mom of three.
