For all of you that have gone to see Chrissy perform, know this girl enjoys what she does. From ballads to rock n' roll, Chrissy finds her "comfort zone" in Country music. It started back in 1999 when she was offered a job singing at the "Blue Moon Grill" in Columbia Falls, MT. She quit her job, packed her bags, bought a truck and moved to Montana. With her shorthair "Ruger" faithfully by her side, they were I-90 bound for Kalispel. Singing four nights a week and making $800.00 a month was hardly a killing, but she made ends meet. She quotes, "I am going to take advantage of the situation. It may not be a lot of money, but this is where I am going to get my stage legs".

Well, it paid off. After years of hard work and learning a few tricks of the trade, Chrissy knows exactly where she wants to be, on stage. Chrissy's passion to strive through the sound of todays so called "Country" music has a huge influence in her songwriting. Her ambitions met a fine line with reality when deciding wether or not to uproot and move to Nashville, or stay in her hometown of Wenatchee, Washington and keep working to fund her project. 

So with that being said, she frequents Nashville as much as possible. Her last trip out was all about the songwriting. With just a guitar and Jerry "Jigger" Bridges by her side, they busted out a handful of nothing but pure country. She quotes, "It was so relaxing writing music with Jigger. He knew exactly where I wanted to go with my music". With original members of the late but not forgotten Waylon Jennings band, "Waymore's Outlaws" took Chrissy under their wing. There's no doubt she is one step closer to living her life long dream. Her debut album "Keeping It Country" will be out by summer of 2010.