Tennessee native Emily Ann Roberts stops by to talk her trek to music and performs a new song, “Chickens”

Emily Ann Roberts is from season 9 of NBC’s The Voice. The Tennessee native is quickly making a name for herself in the industry and is becoming a regular at the Opry.

She is set to release her debut full-length album this September called “Can’t Hide Country.”

She came by to talk with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about her Tennessee roots, her time on The Voice, and her new unreleased album.

She also stuck around to perform her new single, “Chickens.”

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