Angela Hacker is a country singer who first gained fame through winning Nashville Star, a country version of American Idol. She was born in 1978 in Muscle Shoals, AL. She grew up with three sisters and was shy as a child. When she was 13, she entered a singing contest at her school and claims that she "hasn't quit since." She struggled for the next 16 years with her singing career, but managed to get an audition on the fifth season of Nashville Star. She was selected to be one of the show's ten finalists and, throughout the competition, was perceived as the frontrunner. For the finale of the show, she was competing against her younger brother, Zac Hacker. In the end, Angela took the title and won a recording contract with Warner Brothers Records. She recorded and released her debut album, The Winner Is..., on April 3, 2007. The album had no singles, since the point of the album was to be a retrospective of her time on the show. She is currently working on her second album, which will be a collaboration with her younger brother, Zac Hacker. She has one son, Bay Simpson, and resides in Florence, AL. ~ Matthew Chisling, Rovi
Angela Hacker is an American country music singer. In 2007, she was the winner of the USA Network talent show Nashville Star. Her brother Zac finished second the same year. She released an album via Warner Bros. Records in 2007, although it did not chart and produced no singles.
Angela Hacker and her brother, Zac, are natives of Muscle Shoals, Alabama.[1] She lives in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, with her son, Bay Simpson. Her first musical interests came at age thirteen after she won a local talent competition at her high school, in Hatton, AL. In 2007, she and Zac both entered the television competition Nashville Star, in which she was the fifth season's winner and Zac was second-place.
Hacker's debut album, The Winner Is Angela Hacker, was released on April 3, 2007 via Warner Bros. Records. It was only available at Wal-Mart stores, and was composed largely of cover songs that she first sang on Nashville Star. She also made appearances on the tracks "Hick Chick" and "Lock Me Up" on Cowboy Troy's 2008 album Black in the Saddle, but was soon dropped from Warner Bros.' roster. In 2008 Angela signed a record deal with FAME Records.
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