Alyssa Jacey

Alyssa Jacey

Alyssa Jacey is an American singer/songwriter whose nicknames are “The Female Ed Sheeran” (given by fans) and “The Katy Perry of Country Music” dubbed by Nashville’s beloved TV and radio personality, the late Billy Block. Musically, she’s opened for Bruno Mars, Maren Morris, Lisa Loeb and over 30 others, touring the world as a one-woman-band. However, you might have seen her on a bigger stage before her music career started, sharing the Super Bowl 37 Halftime Show as a professional dancer with Shania, Sting, Bon Jovi and No Doubt. Jacey released another multi-genre album, “Showing Up,” on 10/10/22, more than half of the 11 songs already spinning on local and nation wide radio. Alyssa is widely known for her work ethic as a DIY indie, enthusiastic personality, entertainment value and her blue brand, which, she uses to not only connect with fans (aka the Blue Crew) but when you, “Bring the crew and wear your blue” to her shows, she donates a portion of ticket sales to the Alzheimer’s Association as an homage to her Grandma, who passed just as her singing career began in 2005.

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