Andra Day is a Grammy-nominated soul singer known for her powerful vocals, cinematic sound and emotionally charged performances that blend classic influences with modern storytelling. She rose to prominence with her breakout hit “Rise Up,” an anthem of resilience that resonated worldwide and showcased her rich, expressive voice. Her music draws from soul, jazz, R&B and gospel traditions, creating a timeless sound that feels both nostalgic and contemporary.

Day’s debut album Cheers to the Fall earned critical acclaim and Grammy nominations, featuring standout tracks like “Forever Mine,” “Gold” and “City Burns.” She further expanded her artistic reach with The United States vs. Billie Holiday: Music from the Motion Picture, where her portrayal of Billie Holiday earned her a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award nomination. Through both music and film, Day has established herself as a deeply expressive artist whose work is rooted in emotion, strength and storytelling. Her performances are known for their intensity, vulnerability and ability to captivate audiences from the first note.