Billy Gilman

American country music singer

Billy Gilman - American country music singer
Born

May 24th, 1988
37 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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This individual gained national recognition at a young age with the debut album, 'Everything and More', released in 2000. The album produced the hit single 'One Voice', which climbed the charts and showcased vocal talent. In 2016, this individual participated in the eleventh season of 'The Voice', making a significant impact during the competition.

Released the album 'Everything and More'

Hit single 'One Voice' topped charts

Competed in 'The Voice' Season 11

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