Jeneé Fleenor, born in Springdale, Arkansas, is an American country musician and
singer-songwriter. Fleenor began learning the violin at three years of age using
the Suzuki method, and switched to the fiddle at five years of age. After
relocating to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2001 and leaving college to pursue music
full-time, she toured as a backing musician for Martina McBride and Terri Clark,
and was named the Country Music Association's Touring Musician of the Year in
2015. In 2019, she released her debut studio album, Fiddle & Steel, and became
the first woman to win the CMA M...