"Coal Train" was inspired by Kaitlyn Baker's hometown of Pound, Virginia, but its message resonates with anyone who leaves home because of economic conditions. It was selected for inclusion in the Official 2015 Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards ZinePak.

Coal Train

It's Never Too Late

Kaitlyn Baker's performance on the WDVX Blue Plate Special, broadcast live from the Knoxville Visitors Center on March 16, 2016. Kaitlyn Baker- vocals; Andy McCormick - guitar; Katie Griffin - fiddle; Randy Nash - cajon.

Kaitlyn Baker on the WDVX Blue Plate Special

Interview with country singer Kaitlyn Baker by Robb Reel at Eagle Country 99.3 (WSCH) in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Recorded September 30, 2016.  Songs played during the interview:
"Heart of Appalachia" https://youtu.be/h2BfWyiYvrg
"To Pieces" https://youtu.be/8loW17z-BH4
"Coal Train" https://youtu.be/D3mLivBoSnM

Kaitlyn Baker on Eagle Country 99.3, Lawrenceburg,  Indiana

Kaitlyn Baker performed an acoustic concert on "Red Barn Radio," a syndicated radio show from Lexington, Kentucky's Performance Hall at ArtsPlace. Kaitlyn Baker- lead vocals; Aaron Lee- guitar; Thomas Estep- guitar; Katie Griffin- fiddle & background vocals; Randy Nash- cajon & background vocals. Announcer- Brad Becker; Producer- Ed Commons. For more information, visit www.RedBarnRadio.com.

Kaitlyn Baker on "Red Barn Radio"

Country singer Kaitlyn Baker dropped in on Tennessee Smokies play-by-play announcers Mick Gillispie and Spence Siegel during the game on June 7th. Between hits, fouls and strikeouts, they talked about music and Kaitlyn's new Blackbird Hot Sauce, made by Pepper Palace and now available at Food City stores! 
(Audio used with permission of the Tennessee Smokies.)