Cheyenne Nichole Kimball (born July 27, 1990) is an American former singer-songwriter, guitarist, and mandolinist born in Jacksonville, North Carolina. From the age of 5, she began writing poems, picked up the guitar by age 6, and also wrote her first song by the time she was 7. At the age of twelve, she appeared on America’s Most Talented Kid, and ended up winning. She would later go on to sign a record deal with Epic Records.

In July 2006, Cheyenne Kimball released her debut and only studio album to date, The Day Has Come, and spawned her only charting single to date, “Hanging On”.

To further promote her album, Kimball had her own MTV reality show called Cheyenne, which lasted 8 episodes, and aired from May 31 to July 19, 2006. The show also had her single “Hanging On” as the theme song.

In 2008, Kimball announced that she is putting her solo career on hiatus, and joined the country music group, Gloriana, in which she sang and played the mandolin.

The group released their self-titled debut studio album, Gloriana, and it peaked to #3 on the Billboard 200 album charts. The group also became an opening act for Taylor Swift on her Fearless Tour. This would be the only album to feature Cheyenne Kimball, as she would later depart from the group 2 years later.

In July 2011, Gloriana announced on their website that Cheyenne Kimball left the group. Kimball herself even announced her departure from the group on Twitter. It is still unknown today why Cheyenne Kimball departed from the group.

Since then, Cheyenne Kimball has been focusing on being a mother and is currently residing in Knoxville, Tennessee. She is currently also collaborating with other musicians and writing songs for her soon-to-be next release.