Maggie McClure

The Norman, Okla-bred singer/songwriter/pianist Maggie McClure has spent a good amount of her career placing her songs in TV shows such as Dr. Phil, Cougar Town, The Real World, and The Hills, in TV movies like Hallmark Channel's My Christmas Love and One December Night, and in feature films like Cowgirls N’ Angels, A Cowgirl's Story, and Christmas in the Heartland. Her smooth, confessional songwriting has made her a natural for these formats. Maggie has performed more than 1000 shows throughout her career in over 40+ states in the U.S. at iconic venues such as The Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles to Madison Square Garden in NYC, and most everywhere in between. Her original songs empower and inspire listeners with a positive message of hope, love, perseverance, and faith.

Maggie has recorded/released 4 solo studio albums to date: Maggie McClure (2007), Good Morning & Good Night (2010), Time Moves On (2014), and Color It Up (2017) as well as many singles. She has also released multiple studio albums with husband Shane Henry as The Imaginaries: Fever (2025), The Imaginaries (2021) and Hometown Christmas (2019), as well as many singles.

McClure has opened for artists like Sara Bareilles and Paul Reiser. Additionally, she has appeared in multiple feature films including SONY’s A Cowgirl's Story and Ascension Media's Christmas In The Heartland as well as in commercials for Sam’s Club (in which she is the lead actor, the lead voice over artist, and the songwriter/musical artist featured) and Emergen-C, and TV shows such as ABC's The Middle. Maggie also had the privilege of singing the National Anthem at the very first NBA playoff game in Oklahoma history with more than 18,000 people in attendance, as well as recently performing the official holiday halftime show at Madison Square Garden for the NY Knicks along with Shane Henry.

Produced by Maggie and Shane, The Imaginaries debut self-titled album (recorded in famed Muscle Shoals, AL) was released March 2021. It serves as both an introduction to The Imaginaries and the beginning of their journey as a band after both singer songwriters have enjoyed their own successes as solo artists. Maggie, with her subtly sweet vocals and piano style fuses seamlessly with Shane’s blues-rock grit to form their own unique blend of Americana music. The Imaginaries were selected to open for the Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas Rocks! Tour (25 dates across the USA) in November-December 2019. The duo has also opened for Judy Collins and John Waite. The Imaginaries sophomore album, Fever, out August 22, 2025 is a salvation-after-struggle themed album, bursting with gritty blues-rock riffs, mesmerizing vocal harmonies, driving pop-rock tunes, heartfelt singer-songwriter ballads, delicious guitar tones, and dazzling solos. The 12-song collection boasts guitar-solo cameos from Vince Gill, Joe Bonamassa, and Ariel Posen.

Maggie and Shane wrote/produced the soundtrack for and made their debut as Film Producers with family feature film, A Cowgirl's Song written/directed by Timothy Armstrong. The film stars Cheryl Ladd, Savannah Lee May and Darci Lynne. Maggie and Shane co-star in the country music driven film, distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films in theaters and on digital April 22, 2022. Now on Angel, Apple TV, Amazon Prime and more.

Maggie co-wrote and sings lead vocals on "Learn to Let Go", a custom song written/recorded with Chloe Caroline and Stephanie Economou for the End Title of feature film Everything to Me in theaters September 5th & on VOD October 17th, 2025. The single lives on the soundtrack for the film (score by Stephanie Economou) on Lakeshore Records.

Maggie is a Voting Member of the Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) and has been featured in high profile media outlets such as Tamron Hall Show, Deadline, American Songwriter, Huffington Post, Parade, Guitar Player Magazine, Cowboys & Indians Magazine, Cowgirl Magazine, FOX News, AXS and many more.