Clay Walker

Clay Walker, born August 19, 1969, began his rise in country music with the release of his debut single, "What's It to You," in 1993, which quickly hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. His self-titled debut album, "Clay Walker" (1993), spawned multiple hit singles, including "Live Until I Die." Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, Walker continued to enjoy commercial success with albums like "If I Could Make a Living" (1994) and "Rumor Has It" (1997). Known for his traditional country sound, he has placed over 30 singles on the country charts, with six reaching No. 1. Recently, Walker released his album "Texas to Tennessee" (2021), further solidifying his place in the country music scene. He has appeared in movies such as "High Desert" (2007) and "Alone Yet Not Alone" (2013), and TV shows like "Toby Keith: American Icon" (NBC, 2023-2024) and "CMT Campfire Sessions" (CMT, 2021-). In addition to his music career, Walker actively advocates for multiple sclerosis awareness after being diagnosed with the condition in 1996.