With storytelling and show-stopping performances, this Texas-native evokes an undeniable connection with listeners as Deidre’s southern-charmed roots resonate with soulfulness in her music.

As a lifelong performer Deidre sang the National Anthem at many notable events, including the Dallas Cowboys Stadium, as part of her extensive involvement in the Country Music Scene in Texas. She placed as a National Finalist in the Texaco Country Showdown Songwriting Competition and performed at the Ryman Auditorium, which aired on Great American Country Television, prompting her move to Nashville where she immersed herself among the city's chart-topping talent pool.

Deidre released her first single ‘Destination Unknown’, written with multi-Platinum songwriter Ron Grimes (LeAnn Rimes), and recorded with Paul Osborn at Audio Dallas Studios in Garland, TX.

In 2017, among the songwriters contributing to Deidre's Nashville-produced EP ‘Dallas’ are Kirsti Manna (Blake Shelton, Big & Rich), Scott Sean White (Cody Johnson), Bill DiLuigi (Chis Young), Brian Desveaux (Nine Days Band), and a cover of Jake Owen’s ‘Ghost Town’ (Ashley Gorley, Chris De Stefano, Shane Mcanally). Deidre had sold out shows for her release in Dallas with over 600+ in attendance, and a sold-out show of 200+ at the famous, now gone, 12th and Porter in Nashville.

'Ohio' (Deidre’s top-streamed song on Spotify), 'He Never Does,' and 'Simple Little Things' (Her most viewed music video on YouTube) were recorded with Grammy-nominated producer Sal Oliveri, showcasing her timeless sound and mature reflections in songwriting.

 In 2023, Deidre reconnected with longtime friend and producer, Dran Michael Lewis, while recording 'Black Widow', co-written with Mark Mulch (Priscilla Block, Randy Rogers Band), at Dead Bird Studios in Chattanooga, TN. Her latest single ‘Honky Tonk’, written with Delphia, is due July 2024, giving Deidre’s audience a sneak peek at new music to come for 2024-2025. This new collection of music points back to Deidre’s Texas roots, keeping her grounded, reminiscent of days sneaking into the dance halls, breakups with stubborn Texas men, and of course the strong anthems for the ladies!

Keep your ears low to the ground for what’s next from Deidre.