Singer-songwriter Chloe Halpin has always been a sojourner. Born in Cincinnati, OH, she spent the first two years of her life in North Vernon, IN, before her family moved to Long Island, NY. Chloe is a fun and adventurous spirit. At the age of four, she played the drums (her first love) and sang with her sister in their Hannah Montana cover band.

Chloe credits growing up as a preacher’s kid in church for her strong foundation of faith and acceptance of others. It was during a talent night at a church summer event called CIY that 15-year-old Chloe had her first opportunity to perform one of her original songs on stage in front of over 400 people. The crowd's response brought her to tears and fueled her desire to pursue a career as a songwriter.

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In Middle and High School, Chloe found her community and friends in various musical pursuits: Band (percussion section leader), Jazz Band (electric guitar), Marching Band, Kickline, and Theater (RHS Blue Masques). She would be remiss if she didn’t mention the continued encouragement of two music teachers, Mrs. Crespo and Mr. Rottkamp, who helped grow her abilities and confidence. After her freshman year of high school, Chloe toured Belmont University and immediately knew she wanted to study songwriting at the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business. Not only did she fall in love with Nashville during the tour, but she also understood that in order to reach her full potential, she needed to be at Belmont—home to one of the best songwriting programs in the country. Receiving her acceptance letter into the Songwriting Program in April 2016 was a memory Chloe will always cherish.

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Studying at Belmont and living in Nashville was everything Chloe had hoped for and more. She graduated in three years with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Songwriting, but even with her busy schedule, she still found time to explore, network, and learn from the rich tradition of songwriters who paved the way. She also learned how to party on a whole new level.

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While at Belmont, Chloe was an RA, wrote, recorded and released new music, and even traveled on a study abroad trip to Uganda and Zimbabwe. During that trip, she met music production student Cameron Row, and together they recorded and produced seven songs, including Chloe’s first two releases, "Back Woods King" and "Flatline." Chloe also appeared in a Kip Moore music video and an episode of Pickler & Ben during her time at Belmont.

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After graduating in 2019, Chloe stayed in Nashville, continuing to perform at writers' rounds and solo gigs while writing and recording new music. In 2019, she released "One Step Ahead," "Outside," and "Crush Me" (featuring Luke Faidino).

When the pandemic hit in 2020, Chloe turned to Facebook Live as a way to share her music and connect with fans. She also released "Rose Colored Glasses" that same year.

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In 2021, Chloe was honored as the recipient of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival’s Young Musicians Initiative Vocalist of the Year award, and she has played at the festival each year since. That year, she also released "Pictionary" and "Show Stopper."

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In April 2022, after living in Nashville for six years, Chloe made the decision to begin touring full-time. Within days, she assembled a team and secured national shows to grow her fanbase. In 2022, Chloe played 71 shows at 33 venues, including iconic spots like The Bitter End and Joanne Trattoria in New York City. This was the beginning of a continued residency at The Mill House Inn in Yaphank, NY, and Salt and Loft in West Hampton, NY, as well as private shows at venues like The Swordfish in West Hampton Beach, a celebrity cosmetic surgeon’s private house party, and the Home Depot 2023 Color of the Year release party in Southampton, NY. Chloe also released 4 new tracks in 2022, "Funeral" and "Cloud Nine" as well as her first two holiday releases.

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2023 was a year of new venues, new markets, new songs, and new fans for Chloe Halpin Music. Her first Las Vegas tour was scheduled for one week, but after just two days, the venue asked her to stay for a second week. While in Vegas, Chloe played 15 shows at seven different venues, highlighted by joining Ian Crawford (Panic! At The Disco, The Cab, Never Shout Never) on the MGM Level Up stage. A huge thank you to Brian Conner for helping make that happen. Chloe performed 94 shows at 43 venues across five states in 2023. She also released her third Holiday song, a haunting version of "The First Noel." Her favorite memory of the year, however, will always be being her sister’s Maid of Honor. 

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2024 has been a year of continued growth for Chloe both as a songwriter and a performer. Through 120 shows, including five festivals, a second Vegas tour, 63 venues across seven states, not to mention the countless jams and open mics, Chloe continues to expand her fanbase. Chloe and the band played 10 shows together in 2024, including three festivals. After their stellar performance at the Great South Bay Music Festival, Chloe was interviewed by Kevin Vesey of News12 Long Island—an especially exciting moment for Chloe, who grew up watching Kevin.

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Chloe never stops challenging herself as she shares her songs with the world. She has driven over 200 miles to attend writers' rounds, jams, open mics, or anything else that offers the potential to network, share her music, or land a gig. Her adventurous spirit has come in handy at biker bars, casinos, wineries, breweries, festivals, restaurants, and rock clubs. Whether she's at a club in New York City, a smoky bar in Kentucky, a winery on Long Island, a writers' round in Nashville, or the MGM in Las Vegas, Chloe has learned that she loves sharing her music with all the different people this country has to offer.