Paige Keiner is a Nashville-based pop rock singer-songwriter whose music blends the rock-driven guitar tones of the early 2000s with conversational, tongue-in-cheek lyrics that scream “relatable.” Drawing influence from icons like Avril Lavigne, Michelle Branch, and Hilary Duff, as well as modern artists like Maisie Peters and Soccer Mommy, her songs are marked by their infectious energy and relatability. Each track tells a (mostly) true story, often rooted in her personal experiences and relationships, where she uses humor as a way to process serious emotions.

Music has been a part of Paige's life from a young age. She started on piano, eventually transitioning to guitar, and soon found herself diving headfirst into songwriting. It wasn’t long before she began creating the kind of music she loved to listen to herself — music that bridges the pop rock and pop punk influences of her childhood with a fresh, modern edge. The result is a sound that's not only catchy but also emotionally resonant, speaking to listeners who find themselves in the same situations she sings about.

With over half a million cross-platform streams, 40,000+ followers across social media, and over 3 million cross-platform video views, Paige has made a name for herself in the indie pop rock scene. Her notable collaborations include "and then you die!" with Spencer Jordan, which has quickly become her most-streamed song on Spotify. In 2020, she won the Grand Prize in the prestigious John Lennon Songwriting Contest for her song "Sip (Latin Remix)," further solidifying her status as a standout artist.

Beyond her solo work, Paige is passionate about writing for and with other artists, with numerous cuts on independent projects including credits with Lost Stars and Kenny Dove, among others. Her music continues to evolve, with her latest single "Ugly Love" dropping on October 25th, followed by a series of singles slated for release in early 2025. Whether she's performing at iconic Nashville venues or writing songs that help others feel seen, her ability to combine humor and heart makes her a unique voice in the pop rock scene.