Charlie Worsham Net Worth – Facts About His Personal Life

Regarding country singer Charlie Worsham’s net worth, there is plenty of online information available. However, some details about his personal life remain uncertain.

Born on September 1, 1985 in Jackson, Mississippi, USA, he is an acclaimed American Country Singer with an estimated net worth of between $1-5 Million. His large fan base can be seen through the numerous social media accounts he maintains.

Charlie Worsham: Age, Height, Wife & Children(Bio)

Charlie Worsham began his musical journey at an early age. He earned his first banjo title at the Junior National Banjo Championship before attending Berklee College of Music in Boston before moving to Nashville where he played with country band KingBilly before embarking on a solo career.

He recorded his debut album in 2013 and released the single, “Could It Be,” that peaked at 28 on Billboard country charts. Additionally, he earned a reputation as a session guitarist, contributing his unique guitar tone to songs by Dierks Bentley, Luke Combs, and Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett.

His dry sense of humor and distinct country-pop sound have earned him a following that spans generations. However, with his latest release, Sugarcane, he’s taken a major shift in focus.

Sugarcane is an EP focused on passing down generational traditions. Singer/songwriter Worsham’s family from Grenada, Mississippi — where his grandmother owns a gas station — inspired the songs featured on the project. As a kid, he would listen to The Rolling Stones while growing up, so as an artist he wants to explore what it means to come from such a place with both good and bad memories – through music.

Worsham’s EP features the iconic cover of “Fist Through This Town,” by The Rolling Stones. This track speaks to his current priorities: rather than seeking fame, he’s focused on supporting his new wife and three-month old son while passing down their love of rock ‘n’ roll to future generations.

After the release of his sophomore record, Beginning of Things, he met Kristin and the two fell in love. She helped him realize that his anger was only the manifestation of fear; that if he stopped fearing professional misfortune then his anger would cease. This realization proved to be a monumental milestone in his life – one which eventually led to marriage.