Gwen Sebastian Bio, Husband, Albums, Songs, Cadillac, Net Worth

Gwen Sebastian Biography

Gwen Sebastian born as Gwen Noel Sebastian is an American country music singer and songwriter. She was a contestant on the second season of The Voice.

Gwen Sebastian Age

She was born on May 3, 1974 in Hebron, North Dakota, U.S. She is 44 years old as of 2018.

Gwen Sebastian Family

She was build in a military family and grew up on a cattle ranch in North Dakota. Her parents were farmers and ranchers and besides that, they were in a local band and she began performing with them at an early age. Her parents names have not been disclosed yet.

She continued her education after high school and enrolled in a nurse school but she dropped out only after one semester inorder to relocate to Nashville, Tennessee and pursue her music career.

Gwen Sebastian Husband

She married her long time boyfriend, musician and producer Louis Newman who is also a drummer on November 12, 2013 in Nashville.

Gwen Sebastian The Voice

Gwen Sebastian Miranda Lambert | Gwen Sebastian Blake Shelton

She met Miranda Lambert who was a mentor on The Voice show and she asked Gwen to open for her the Locked and Re-loaded tour. She also credits Blake Shelton and Miranda for helping her along the way. She composed Cadillac, her first single in her 2017 album with Miranda Lambert and April Lewis on a trip to California.

Gwen Sebastian Schedule | Gwen Sebastian Tours

As of 2019. she has no upcoming tours. We will keep you posted in case anything.

Blake Shelton Duet Gwen Sebastian | Blake Shelton And Gwen Sebastian My Eyes

Gwen Sebastian Cadillac

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Gwen Sebastian News

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Gwen Sebastian Interview

Interview with Gwen Sebastian (interviewed by Lesley Hastings)

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Hi Gwen and thanks for taking time to answer my questions! As always I like to set the scene so can I start by asking where you are right now?
I’m in Greenville, SC getting ready to jump in the shower. It’s the first night of Miranda Lambert’s “Livin Like Hippies Tour”. I’m excited!

Congratulations on all the incredible reviews for “Once Upon A Time In The West” . How important is industry feedback to you compared with reaction from your fans and fellow musicians? And of course compared with being proud of the album yourself!
Thank you! I used to be nervous about what the industry would think and now I honestly don’t worry about it. I went in making the music I wanted to make. No apologies, no regrets

You had a hand in writing all the tracks and your husband was producer so can I assume this is your most personal body of work to date?
It’s definitely more personal. I trust Louis (my hubby) with him knowing exactly what I wanted the music to say and to sound like. We work pretty well together. Both in the studio and at home. Ha ha!

Are there any tracks that you have a particularly personal connection with?
“Oh Cowboy” hits me the hardest since it’s about my dad and the struggles he has as a father, farmer & husband, trying to keep food on the table & everyone safe.

I hear lot of different musical genres coming through on the album, can you tell me a bit about growing up in N Dakota and the type of music/artists you were exposed to there that have influenced your writing?
I grew up singing with my parents who had a band, so they are my biggest influences. But along with Trisha Yearwood, The Everly Brothers, Queen, Linda Rondstadt & The Eagles, I listened to a lot of pop music in the 80’s & 90’s

And the writers you worked with, like Miranda, several are good friend as well as collaborators I gather, does that make it easier for you to open up emotionally in a writing session ?
I have to pinch myself sometimes when I write with these amazing story tellers. I learn from them every time I sit in a room with them. It’s definitely easier writing with friends, ’cause you can say whatever you want and not feel weird about it. I think it’s more truthful that way

Is there anyone you dream of collaborating with in the future?
I LOVE Don Henley & Vince Gill. That would be pretty fantastic

You seem to have taken quite a few risks professionally to get where you are today, including the move to Nashville after quitting your nursing course. Quite a change from living in a farming community. How was it for you initially?
I was completely intimidated when I moved to Nashville. There are so many amazing writers and musicians here. It was a huge change, but now Nashville is my home and has my heart as well as North Dakota

Even before touring with both Miranda and Blake Shelton ( after connecting with them thanks to The Voice in the US ) you opened for some huge names…..can you remember the first time you stepped out on a big arena stage and how it felt compared with the more intimate venues you’d been playing with your own band?
It was pretty scary, but in a good way. Made me want to “step up my game” and get better.

Is it hard to juggle your solo career while also being out on the road with Miranda?
A little bit, since I can’t schedule my own show on the same day as one of hers, but I wouldn’t change that for a thing. I love being in her band.

What do you like to do when you’re not busy working?
Eat. Eat. and Eat

“Cadillac” sounded amazing when you stepped out to perform it while on tour with Miranda here in the UK. You must have been thrilled with the reaction from her fans and I hope that will encourage you to return for some headline dates. I expect a US tour will take priority of course, are there plans afoot for either in 2018?
Yes, I’m going to be doing shows this year. Not neccesarily an actual “tour”, but gigging wherever I can.

Great news, I really hope we’ll see you back in the UK soon, thanks again for your time ( and your music!) and have fun out there on the road!