Katrina Cain

Katrina Cain's music has been described as everything from melancholy pop, to country, to folk. She is most well known for her standout performances on Season 15 of NBC's The Voice, beginning with her haunting arrangement of Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon". Her audition prompted Adam Levine to declare that she "should have been a four-chair turn" had half the teams not already filled.

Katrina’s music brings the listener on a journey that breaks the barriers of genre. Sweetened pop sounds and luscious dreamscapes, swinging between soul breaking singer-songwriter ballads, and country anthems. In her quietest moments, Katrina’s pop sensibilities make room for her authentic tales of Americana. Never one to skimp on lyric, Katrina's artful storytelling bears more of the human experience than just a heartbreak like the one before.

Based in Austin, Texas, Katrina is a full-time songwriter and studio vocalist working in Austin, LA, and Nashville. Katrina plays live frequently in LA, Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Louisiana, and has received notable press in Pop Sugar, Huffington Post, Paste Magazine, and radio stations across the country. Katrina was an official SXSW 2018 and 2019 performer, and has opened for bands such as Gary P. Nunn, Bri Bagwell, Angel White, Abraham Alexander, Joshua Ray Walker, Phantogram, Sarah Jaffe, and Beth//James.