Plot Synopsis

In this one-hour reality series, a group of young women from Appalachia pursue their dreams of fame and fortune in country music. CHASING NASHVILLE delves into the real lives of four young singers, as they embark on the uncertain path for the rare chance at securing a recording contract. The pressure mounts onstage as they are coached and recruited for high-profile showcases by some of country's best scouts, but behind these budding stars are their cutthroat stage moms and dads who take competition seriously -- maybe too seriously -- as family dreams ride on their daughter's success. The girls are committed to make a better life for themselves by attempting to scale to the top of the mountain in the music world. The four teen singing sensations featured in this series include: Autumn Blair, a coal-miner's daughter from one of the back hollers of West Virginia, who is related to country great Loretta Lynn; Helena Hunt, from Clyde, North Carolina, who lives in an actual log cabin and who is known for her prowess while playing the banjo; Savannah Little, from Pikeville, Kentucky, whose stage mom manages every aspect of her career, sparing no expense to ensure that she shines; and Lauren Marie Presley, originally from Red Water, Texas, whose mother constantly reminds her she may be related to the legendary Elvis Presley. Plus, CHASING NASHVILLE also features these up-and-coming Kentucky-based music talents: Julia Knight from Lexington; Celeste Turner of Prestonsburg; and Tyra Short from Pine Top.