Naomi Carman

Naomi Carman is a country artist with a vintage soul and a voice that can stop a room in its tracks. The Cincinnati native spent over a decade onstage alongside her father, Blair, playing everything from honky-tonk bars to packed festivals before stepping into her own spotlight. Influenced by Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, and the raw energy of Sun Records icons like Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis, she brings a mix of charm, grit, and authenticity to every performance. A true multi-instrumentalist, she plays guitar, lap steel, piano, and drums, often switching between them mid-set. In 2024 she signed with Haptic Management founder Brent James and became the only female official member of the Nashville Steel Guitar Social Club. She signed with Big Machine Records in April 2026 and made her label debut hours later at the CRS luncheon, performing Gene Vincent's 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' alongside her unreleased song 'Little Sister.' She is currently recording her debut album.