Lisa Ramey

NYC-based Lisa Ramey is a multitalented singer-songwriter & recording artist whose voice defies categorization. She exudes gritty soul and passion, a funk-meets-r&b vibe 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. Since moving to New York City, Ramey fronted a wildly popular funk-soul band (SugarBad), 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 was invited to audition for Seasons 15 and 16 of NBC's The Voice. On its 16th season premiere, Lisa joined EGOT and multi-platinum recording artist John Legend's team and advanced to the Playoff Rounds (Top 24, Legend's top 6) of the show. Her rendition of "The Weight" by The Band debuted at #64 on Apple Music's R&B Charts where she trended to a top 25 song within the first 24 hours of its release.

Lisa was the host of The Voice's monthly NYC Open Mic at Rockwood Music Hall, was named one of Soho House New York's featured recording artists, headlined the DO|AC's Atlantic City Boardwalk Summer Series, co-headlined alongside Ms. Lauryn Hill.

Post-pandemic, a debut performance of her album “Surrender” on the home page of Twitch was seen by an international audience of over 10,000 people; she was invited to participate in Global Citizen's "Together at Home" concert, Loop.tv's festival, Questlove's The Roots Jam Solo Sessions, SPIN Magazine, StageIt, The Children's Health Fund Gala, The Virtual March on Washington, where she headlined alongside H.E.R and Macy Gray.

Lisa is a member in good standing of the Recording Academy and a member in good standing of the Screen Actors Guild.

Theatre credits include State Fair, Promises, Promises, Big River, Little Shop of Horrors, The Music Man, and Thoroughly Modern Millie (Stages St. Louis), Irving Berlin's White Christmas (national tour).