Megan McCormick

Megan McCormick grew up in Kootenai County, Idaho, where she played electric lead guitar and sang in a blues band called Eleven Pplayed in a band with her cousin Frank Soliven II, who is now part of the Navy Bluegrass(Country band; Country Current. At age 16, Megan traveled to Mount Airy, North Carolina to perform with Ginger Boatwright and Doug Dillard at the Mayberry Days Festival. She returned to her home state with Ginger Boatwright and performed at Anderson Bluegrass Festival where she was called "the best guitar player in the state." At 17, Megan received the Public Performance scholarship at ETSU and traveled from there to Johnson City, Tennessee to be a part of the Bluegrass and Country Music Program. After finishing her first solo album, "Runaway," Megan played with Valerie Smith and Liberty Pike and the Missy Raines Band. Cousin of Frank Solivan