Celisse

Celisse is a dynamic artist known for her multifaceted talents as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and spoken word performer. Her illustrious career features collaborations with a host of renowned musicians, including Mariah Carey, Graham Nash, and Melissa Etheridge. She is also a founding member of Trey Anastasio’s Ghosts of the Forest, showcasing her versatility in various musical genres. Celisse has made memorable appearances at high-profile events, such as performing with Kesha during the 60th Annual Grammy Awards and sharing the stage with Jon Batiste on NPR’s beloved Tiny Desk Concert series. Her guitar skills were highlighted when she played for Lizzo on an episode of Saturday Night Live.

In addition to her musical endeavors, Celisse has made significant contributions to theater, starring in the recent revival of Godspell at Circle in the Square Theater and participating in the Broadway national tour of Wicked. Her television credits are equally impressive, featuring roles in PBS’s The Electric Company, as well as guest spots on popular shows like 30 Rock, Rescue Me, The Big C, and White Collar.

However, it is her exceptional songwriting and powerful vocals that truly define her artistry. Celisse’s original compositions blend hard rock and blues with captivating hooks, leaving a lasting impression on listeners. Through her diverse body of work, she continues to establish herself as a remarkable force in the music industry.