Alison Krauss

 Alison Krauss, an American musician, singer and songwriter with a net-worth around 18 million, is a multi-talented American. Alison Krauss's work is most well-known in bluegrass and the traditional genres. As of this date, Alison has won 27 Grammys and ranks as the fourth highest-scoring musician to win a Grammy in Grammy history. Alison has recorded six studio albums as Alison Krauss & Union Station which include "So Long So Wrong" (1997) and "Lonely runs both ways" (2004), and she collaborated with former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant on the albums "Raising Sand" (2007) as well as "Raise the Roof" (2021) and along with The Cox Family for the album from 1994 "I I Know Who Holds Tomorrow. Alison Krauss is also a solo artist with albums "Too Late To Cry", "I've Gotta That Old Feeling", "Forget About Them", "Windy City" as well as other tracks. The group has collaborated with Shenandoah as well as Michael Johnson as well as Mark Chesnutt and Kenny Rogers. The singer has appeared on the "40 Greatest Women of Country Music". Krauss was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2019. She was elected to the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in 2021.parents have gifted her the violin of their choice. At the age of 13, Alison was 13years old, she came in first at the Walnut Valley Festival Fiddle Competition and was called the "Most Promising Fiddler of the Midwest" by the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass in America.