Haley Boudreaux Birthday Exravaganza, Raised Right Men, Madeline Enna

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Raised Right Men is a Honky Tonk band from Denton, TX.


Madeline Enna???s heart beats to country music. Growing up in Parker, Texas, country music was a huge part of her upbringing. At a very early age she developed a fascination with how a country song can break someone???s heart and put it back together. She spent countless hours listening to every country album she could get her hands on. Whether it was her dad???s new Sammy Kershaw CD or her grandpa???s ???Best of Merle Haggard??? record, Madeline couldn???t get enough. That fascination soon lit a fire under her to figure out how to write and sing songs that could make people feel something.
Her parents gave her a guitar when she was 5 years old but it wasn???t until she was much older that she realized she could sing. Once she mastered the art of playing the guitar and singing at the same time, she never put the guitar down.
She began playing showcases and singing in local restaurants when she was 15 and she quickly learned that being a teenage musician was not an easy gig. The country music scene at this time was headed in a much younger, pop direction and Madeline was going the opposite way. Armed with a cowboy hat, a husky voice and a repertoire of Merle Haggard songs a mile long, she lowered her shoulder and leaned into the wind. Going against the mainstream made her even more of an underdog than being a teenager did and Madeline welcomed the challenge with open arms.
After a short time of juggling school and her career, Madeline was offered a spot in the Texas Legend Band at the Wylie Opry as the background vocalist. She also released a full, 12-song album entitled ???From Here??? that helped her carve out a path on the Texas music scene. By the end of her senior year, Madeline was playing shows every weekend all over the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Having such a steady stream of live performances lead to many steps forward in her career. She was asked to open for Collin Raye at the Mesquite Rodeo and was fortunate enough to find mentors and friends in the Texas country community that propelled her career forward. She will be releasing new music in the Summer of 2016.
Her natural style leans toward traditional country with a feminine twist. But she is always working to create music that combines the outlaw style of the music she grew up on with a vulnerable and contemplative perspective.
Madeline Enna was born on February 28, 1996 and was raised in Parker, TX just outside of Dallas. She currently divides her time between Texas and Nashville, TN as she is a student in Belmont University???s Music Business program.