Based in Nashville, the Fiddle Sisters—16-year-old Summer and 13-year-old Kadence—are a powerhouse of young musical talent, captivating audiences with their energetic fiddle playing, tight Western swing harmonies, and infectious love of bluegrass. Trained in both classical and fiddle styles, the sisters are often joined by their 7-year-old sister Violet and their musical parents, creating a unique family sound rooted in harmony, heart, and a love of sharing music with others.

From coast to coast, the Fiddle Sisters have performed at venues including the world-famous Station Inn, Ryman Auditorium’s Pickin’ on the Plaza, and the Sutton Ole Time Music Hour. They headlined the 2024 Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital Foundation Gala in California, helping raise more than $1 million for pediatric care, and have shared the stage with Grammy-winning fiddler Michael Cleveland for a special benefit concert.

Whether on a festival stage, in a packed theater, or at a community gathering, the Fiddle Sisters bring exceptional musicianship, family harmony, and a genuine joy in sharing music with others.


Their talent and dedication have earned numerous championship titles and top honors across the country. Summer is the 2026 Southeast Junior Fiddle Champion, 2026 Alabama State Champion Apprentice Fiddler, Smithville Beginning Musician Champion, and a two-time West Tennessee Champion Fiddler.

Kadence is the 2024 and 2025 Junior Junior Champion at the Twin Lakes National Fiddlers Championship, 2025 and 2026 Kentucky State Junior Junior Fiddle Champion, two-time Youth Champion at the Southeast Fiddle Championship, 2026 Bluegrass on the Harpeth Champion, 2026 Smithville Jamboree Junior Fiddle Champion, and 2026 Grand Champion at the Old Time Fiddlers National Championship in Granville.

At just seven years old, Violet is already following in her sisters’ footsteps, earning 1st Place Small Fry Fiddle at the Twin Lakes National Fiddlers Championship.

Together, Summer and Kadence made history as the first sibling pair to win top honors at the National Championship for Country Musician Beginners in Smithville. They have also claimed 1st and 2nd place in the Smithville Junior Fiddle category, 1st and 2nd place in the West Tennessee Championship 11–18 Fiddlers Contest, and top honors at the Uncle Jimmy Thompson National Championship.