Kimberly Perry is an American singer-songwriter best known as the lead vocalist of the country music group The Band Perry, alongside her brothers Reid and Neil Perry. Born on July 12, 1983, in Jackson, Mississippi, and raised in Greeneville, Tennessee, Kimberly developed a passion for music from an early age. She formed The Band Perry with her brothers in 2005, and they were signed to Republic Nashville in 2009. Their self-titled debut album, released in 2010, spawned the quadruple-platinum single "If I Die Young," which solidified their presence in the country music scene.

With a flair for blending traditional country sounds with pop and rock elements, Kimberly Perry has established herself as a prominent voice in contemporary country music. Although "If I Die Young" remains one of the band's most iconic tracks, Kimberly has continued to evolve as an artist. Her recent releases, including "Hallelujah" and "Superbloom," showcase her growth in songwriting and artistic direction. Solo tracks like "Fool's Gold" and "Bloom" hint at her prowess as an individual artist beyond the band, and revisitations like "If I Die Young Pt. 2" offer fresh perspectives on their earlier material. Her rich voice and poignant storytelling continue to resonate with a diverse fanbase, ensuring her place in the evolving tapestry of country music.