Alison Krauss

 Alison Krauss is an American musician, singer and musician with an estimated net worth of $18 million. Alison Krauss's work is most popular in the bluegrass and traditional genres. As of this writing, Alison has won 27 Grammys that place her as the fourth-winningest musician in Grammy history. Alison Krauss has six albums that were released by Alison Krauss and Union Station. The albums are "So Long, So Wrong", "Lonely Runs Both Ways", "Raising Sand", "Raise the Roof" as well as the album "I have a clue who tomorrow holds" from 1994. She also collaborated with the former Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant, "Raising Sand", "Raise the Roof" as well as the "Raise the Roof", 2021, along with The Co Alison Krauss also released solo albums "Too Late To Cry", "I've Gotta That Old Feeling", "Forget About it", "Windy City" along with other tunes. Her collaborations include Shenandoah and Michael Johnson as well as Mark Chesnutt and Kenny Rogers. Her work has been featured in"The 40 Greatest Women of Country Music" and "40 Greatest Women of Country Music". Krauss was honored with the National Medal of Arts in 2019. She was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in 2021.parents have gifted her a custom violin. In the year Alison was 13, she was first placed in the Walnut Valley Festival Fiddle Competition and was called the "Most Popular Fiddler in the Midwest" by the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass in America.