Whether it’s a tinge of the Delta blues, the sweet edge of a pure bluegrass note, or the sound of more traditional country, Megan Munroe’s voice rings true, resonating with a honey-rich timbre and a hint of steel. Her songs capture emotions like heartache and desperation with a deft touch - and insight - that belie her years. Just 25, Munroe has been writing seriously since high school, but she wrote her first song at the age of 8. “As a child, I wrote plays, songs and Broadway shows. I was the kid who always had her head in the clouds and dirt in her hair,” she says with a laugh.

Megan’s toured the Northwest regularly, performing at venues that include the Tractor Tavern, Jazzbones and Seattle Music Museum’s EMP Liquid Lounge, and larger settings such as The Spokane Country Fair, Sweetfest and Capital Lakefair Festival. She’s shared the bill with Eric Church and now, Megan is taking her place at some of Music City’s legendary “songwriter rounds.”