Faith Hill Information

By the time Faith Hill performed the National Anthem at Super Bowl XXXIV she was already a household name. Faith Hill has performed at almost every major award show including multiple appearances at the Academy Awards, the Grammy Awards, and VH1's Divas 1999 and 2000. As one of America's favorite magazine cover girls, Faith Hill's movie star looks have helped her rise to superstar status. But the journey all started with Faith Hill's music. She is a multiple Grammy Award, Country Music Association, Academy of Country Music, American Music Award, People's Choice Award-winning musician. The sweeping success of her network television specials just reaffirmed Faith Hill's status as both a country and a pop star. The newest Faith Hill release, "Fireflies," returns to her country roots.

Faith Hill music has been featured in the feature films Friday Night Lights, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Practical Magic,and Pearl Harbor. Amid all her professional success, Faith Hill managed to meet and marry country superstar Tim McGraw and give birth to three children. Faith Hill was named the face for CoverGirl Cosmetics. A 2004 Hollywood debut in Stepford Wives was just one more path Faith Hill explored. The biggest question for Faith Hill Fans: What will she conquer next?

Born Audrey Faith Perry, she was raised in Star, Mississippi. At 17, Faith Hill formed a band that played local rodeos. At 19, she quit college and moved to Nashville to make it as a singer, first finding work selling T-shirts. She was married to singer/song writer and music executive Dan Hill for 6 years through 1994, which is where her last name originated. She worked as a secretary at a music publishing firm, where she was discovered by accident while singing to herself one day. Faith Hill worked as a demo singer for the firm and also performed professionally as a harmony vocalist. A Warner Brothers executive caught her in an act at a Nashville club and saw a star.

In 1993, Faith Hill's debut single, "Wild One," spent four weeks at No. 1. The follow-up, a country version of "Piece of My Heart," also hit No. 1. Surgery on her vocal cords delayed recording Faith Hill's next album, "It Matters to Me." In 1996 Faith Hill opened for Tim McGraw and the pairing has been feeding magazine headlines ever since. Faith Hill broke off her engagement to record producer Scott Hendricks and married McGraw that October. Their daughter, Gracie, was born in May of 1997.

Hill's 1998 album, Faith, included "This Kiss." Not only did the single top the country charts for three weeks, it also became her first pop hit, climbing to No. 7. Faith Hill gave birth to her second daughter, Maggie, that year. Faith Hill's next album, Breathe, crossed over to the pop and adult contemporary side of the business. Faith Hill called the album, "a mixture of musical styles that reflects my love for country, pop, gospel, and rhythm and blues." The song "Breathe" entered the charts at No. 1 in late 1999, and its title track became Faith Hill's biggest hit; spending six weeks on top of the country charts and rising higher on the adult contemporary charts.

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw tickets were hot as the duo hit the road together again for the 2000 Soul 2 Soul tour. In 2001 she took a break and spent time with family, adding Audrey, her third daughter, to the McGraw clan. The album Cry followed in 2002. The title song "Cry" won the Best Female Vocal Performance Grammy for 2003. Fireflies was released in August 2005. The lead single "Mississippi Girl" -- written by John Rich of Big & Rich -- debuted in the Top 5 of Billboard's country singles chart. Critics hailed the album as some of Faith Hill's finest work.

Faith Hill and hubby Tim McGraw recorded a number of duets together over the years including "Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me", "It's Your Love," recorded for Tim McGraw's Everywhere album, "Let's Make Love," and "Like We Never Loved At All." The theme may be redundant but Faith Hill doesn't mind the repeat success. What's Faith Hill's next move at this point? "Frankly, the thing that I want most out of life is normality," says Faith Hill.

In 2006, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw will tour again in the Soul 2 Soul II tour. Not coincidentally, school schedules will have a strong influence on the scheduled Faith Hill and Tim McGraw concert dates. Get Faith Hill and Tim McGraw tickets now, before it's too late!

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