Alison Krauss

 Alison Krauss, an American artist, songwriter, and singer who has a net worth around 18 million is an multi-talented American. Alison Krauss's work is most famous in the bluegrass and music of the country genre. In the year of our time, Alison has won 27 Grammys and ranks as the fourth highest-scoring musician of all time in Grammy history. Alison Krauss has six albums made available by Alison Krauss and Union Station. These comprise "So Long, So Wrong", "Lonely Runs Both Ways", "Raising Sand", "Raise the Roof" as well as the album "I have a clue who tomorrow holds" which was released in 1994. She also collaborated on albums by the former Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant, "Raising Sand", "Raise the Roof" as well as the "Raise the Roof" 2021 album, as well as with The Co Alison Krauss also released solo albums "Too Late To Cry", "I've Gotta That Old Feeling", "Forget About Them", "Windy City" as well as other tracks. She has worked with Shenandoah and Michael Johnson as well as Mark Chesnutt and Kenny Rogers. The singer has appeared in the "40 Greatest Women of Country Music". Krauss has been awarded the National Medal of Arts for 2019, and she was also inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame 2021. Her parents gave her a customized violin. In the year Alison was thirteen, she came in first in the Walnut Valley Festival Fiddle Championship and was called the "Most promising Fiddler in the Midwest" by the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass in America.