Who Is Danica Hart From Chapel Hart? Her Age, Job, Family, Sisters and Net Worth
Sisters Danica Hart and Devynn Hart, as well as their cousin Trea Swindle, make up the American country music group Chapel Hart, which is based in Poplarville, Mississippi.
Swindle first settled in New Orleans about ten years ago, and the trio met there. She was soon joined by Danica and then Devynn, and the three of them gained popularity busking on Royal Street, which is famed for its music and art.
During the audition for America's Got Talent, Chapel Hart sang an original song named “You Can Have Him, Jolene,” a homage to country icon Dolly Parton and her famous song “Jolene.”
Hart declined the invitation, but after being called repeatedly by the same agent, she finally agreed to come on the show, according to Danica. The latter spoke with the blog Taste of Country.
They were found in 2020 by their manager and producer, Jeff Glixman, a record producer. In 2020, a stand-alone song titled "Jesus & Alcohol" was released, with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top playing guitar.
Gibbons portrays a pastor in the song's music video, which was also recorded. The video, which was broadcast on CMT after its release, also included cameos by T. Graham Brown and Deborah Allen. On LeRoux's 2020 album One of Those Days, they also provided backing vocals.
They Received America's Got Talent Golden Buzzer
During Tuesday's (July 19) episode of America's Got Talent, Sofia Vergara, Heidi Klum, Simon Cowell, and Howie Mandel were greeted with a bevy of talent, but perhaps no other performance left them more impressed than country group Chapel Hart.
The judges invited host Terry Crews to the judges' table because they unanimously concurred that they would advance Chapel Hart to the finals if they had a gold buzzer.
The judges and technicians then made a historic choice by leaning in and pressing the gold buzzer to advance Chapel Hart to the live stages.
They will proceed directly to the live finals in mid-September after receiving America's Got Talent golden buzzer and skipping the following two rounds of competition. They have a few tour dates scheduled in the United States and one in the United Kingdom.
They came to Nashville around 2015, and two record labels have met with them, according to their Instagram. Prior to this week, their most notable success was being selected as one of CMT's Next Women of Country for 2021. Chapel Hart's journey to stardom has been protracted and laborious.
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