Lisa Ramey

NYC-based Lisa Ramey is a multitalented singer-songwriter & recording artist, her voice defies categorization and exudes a gritty soul and passion that emphatically captures her St. Louis roots.

Growing up in St. Louis, and performing since the age of nine, Ramey performed 11 consecutive seasons at The Muny, America's oldest and largest outdoor theater. Since moving to New York City, Ramey fronted a wildly popular funk-soul band (SugarBad), has graced Broadway stages, toured the world with Cirque du Soleil as the Soul Singer in KOOZA, and had her television debut singing backup on HBO's original series, VINYL.

Ramey has a number of exciting projects on the horizon, including a record release to accompany her current EP. After no chairs turned in Season 15 of NBC's The Voice, Ramey was invited back to audition for Season 16. On its season premiere, Lisa joined EGOT and multi-platinum recording artist John Legend's team and advanced to the Playoff Rounds (Top 24) of the show. Her rendition of "The Weight" by The Band debuted at #64 on Apple Music's R&B Charts where she trended within the first 24 hours of its release. Due to her popularity on the show, she was asked to return to the Finale of The Voice, where she once again took the stage to sing in a "super group" of fan favorites from the show.