Walker Burroughs, born on September 30, 1998, in Birmingham, Alabama, is a talented American singer and songwriter. Growing up in Alabama, Walker showed an early interest in music and began honing his skills at a young age. He attended Vestavia Hills High School where he developed a passion for music. Following his graduation, Walker went on to pursue higher education at Belmont University, majoring in Music Education.
In March of 2019, Walker made his debut on the 17th season of the popular competition series American Idol. His unique voice and charismatic personality quickly captured the hearts of viewers, propelling him to fame. During his audition, judge Katy Perry compared him to music legends Ben Folds and Billy Joel, solidifying his talent in the eyes of the audience.
Aside from his appearance on American Idol, Walker is also known for his hit single "The Moon Song," which was released in July of 2018. The song showcased his incredible vocal range and songwriting abilities, further establishing him as a rising star in the music industry.
Walker comes from a close-knit family and was raised alongside his twin sister, Milligan Burroughs. His family provided unwavering support for his musical pursuits, encouraging him to follow his dreams and share his gift with the world.
With a bright future ahead of him, Walker Burroughs continues to captivate audiences with his soulful voice and captivating performances. His journey from a small town in Alabama to the bright lights of Hollywood is just the beginning of what promises to be a successful career in the music industry.