Deana Carter
'Strawberry Wine' was a 1996 debut that sold five million copies and still stops a field cold.
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About Deana Carter
Deana Carter is a country singer and songwriter from Nashville, the daughter of guitarist Fred Carter Jr., who spent years as a session player on records made in the city. That upbringing put her around the industry early, though she took a while to find her own footing as a recording artist, eventually signing with Capitol Nashville.
Her breakthrough album, 'Did I Shave My Legs for This?', arrived in 1996 and produced a run of country radio hits including 'We Danced Anyway', 'Count Me In' and 'How Do I Get There'. Carter's style leans on a softer, folk-tinged side of mainstream country, built around acoustic textures and an unforced, conversational vocal delivery rather than big-voiced showmanship.
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Questions about Deana Carter
What kind of music does Deana Carter play?
Deana Carter plays country.
Is Deana Carter on tour?
Yes. Deana Carter has 4 shows listed, from Bloomington, IL on Nov 12, 2026 to Jackson, MS on Feb 14, 2027.
What festivals has Deana Carter played before?
Deana Carter has played CMA Fest 2026.
What was Deana Carter's first album?
Deana Carter's first album was Did I Shave My Legs for This? (1995). The latest is Southern Way of Life (2013).




