
Chappell Roan (born Kayleigh Rose Amstutz, 19 February 1998) is an American singer‑songwriter and pop artist known for her vibrant blend of synth‑pop, indie pop, and dance‑pop with bold queer themes and theatrical aesthetics. Roan grew up in Willard, Missouri and began posting music online as a teenager, eventually signing with Atlantic Records at 17 and releasing her early EP School Nights. After a setback in 2020, she reemerged with a reinvented sound and strong social media presence. Her 2020 breakout Pink Pony Club became a defining hit, and she solidified mainstream success with her 2023 debut album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, featuring charting singles like Good Luck, Babe! and Hot To Go!. In 2025 she won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist. Roan’s music blends retro synth with pop and dance elements, driven by catchy hooks and expressive lyrics that often celebrate queer identity and self‑expression. Her dynamic live shows and bold visual style have made her a standout personality in contemporary pop.
Indie Pop, Synth-Pop, Dance Pop, Alternative Pop
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