Hunter Phelps

Hunter Phelps hails from Niceville, Florida, US. He is a musical artist mostly known for his songs You Don’t Want Me, Throwin’ Parties, and Silverado.

Hunter Phelps learned about music and songwriting when he was very little. So he spent most of his time learning and playing guitar by himself.

After breaking into the music industry, Hunter released his debut EP in 2014, and shortly after, he joined with Warner/Chappell Music and Ashley Gorley’s Tape Room Music. He also has his own YouTube channel where he posts his own official music.                                              

Quick Facts: Hunter Phelps

Name Hunter Phelps
Age –
Gender Male
Height –
Nationality American
Profession Musical Artist
Married/Single Married
Wife Kailey Bailey
Education University of Florida
Instagram @hunterphelpsmusic

10 Facts About Hunter Phelps

  1. Hunter Phelps was born in Niceville, Florida, US but his exact date of birth or his age is not available. 
  2. The exact height of Hunter Phelps is not known. However, judging from his appearances he seems to be around the height of 5 feet 10 inches.
  3. Hunter Phelps is currently married to his girlfriend turned wife, Kailey Bailey. They got married on July 27, 2020.
  4. Amassing over 13.7k followers on his verified Instagram account, Hunter is pretty active on his social media and is seen posting pictures of himself from time to time.
  5. No exact net worth of Hunter Phelps has been disclosed to the public yet, but it can be estimated to be quite high.
  6. As of now, there has been no full Wikipedia page dedicated to the American singer. However, this may change in the future.
  7. Speaking about his family, Hunter’s father owned a small recording studio, although other details have not been revealed yet.
  8. Phelps graduated from the University of Florida located in Gainesville.
  9. Hunter also owns a website where one can subscribe to stay in touch with his music and release dates.
  10. The Niceville native singer Hunter Phelps was one of the two winners of the 2017 Abe Olman Scholarships from Songwriters Hall of Fame.  His co-winner was Angela Parrish.
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