Born and raised in Hiram, Georgia, Natalie Fuller began singing at the early age of 5. During her childhood, it became evident she had a love for singing and performing in front of an audience. Her parents have countless videos of Natalie singing in the kitchen, at church, talent shows, school plays, competitions, etc. As Natalie grew older, hairbrush & shampoo bottle microphones were quickly replaced by the real thing. With Natalie's God given “Twang”, country and Bluegrass are definitely her strong suite. Upon graduating from high school in 2000, Natalie packed her bags and headed west to attend Samford University in Birmingham, AL. She graduated in 2003 with a B.A. in Communication Studies and minor in Spanish. After college, Natalie moved back home to Georgia and began pursuing a career in music. In 2004, Natalie had the honor of opening up for country music favorite; Tracy Byrd at Wild Bills Dancehall in Duluth, GA. In 2006, Natalie released her debut CD. This was her first attempt at songwriting. She fell in love with it and plans to work with Steve Ward and Jason Johnson on the songs for her full length CD. Natalie was a nominee for the 2006 Georgia Entertainer of the Year award and was the recipient of the 2006 Top Georgia Female Artist by AtlantaCountryMusic.com. In October of 2006, Natalie became Wichita's female lead. As the only female in the band, she will be the first to tell you there is never a dull moment with the guys! On stage, it is obvious that Steve and Natalie are a well-balanced vocal pair! To Wichita, Natalie brings a vibrant spirit and a powerful voice. She is constantly honing her musical abilities in an attempt to provide her audience with the best musical experience they've ever had! Current Stage Rig: Breedlove Acoustic Guitar (making it's first appearance in the summer of '07) Favorite style of Music: Country and Bluegrass Favorite Artist(s): Patsy Cline, Reba McIntire, Martina McBride, James Taylor Favorite Cover Song: Anyway by Martina McBride Favorite Instrument in a Band: Fiddle Favorite Instrument: Piano Most Memorable Band Moment: Off Stage: The “Blowout” on I-75; On Stage: The Bluebird Café with Jason Johnson and Steve Ward