Kate
Voegele (born December 8, 1986) is a singer, songwriter,
guitarist, and pianist from the Cleveland suburb of Bay Village,
Ohio. She is currently signed to MySpace Records-Interscope.
Kate Voegele began gaining interest from record
labels and management companies after recording a series of demos.
The first demo "The
Other Side" (released in 2003) was produced by multi-platinum,
award winning producer Michael Seifert. Her second demo "Louder
Than Words" (released in 2004) was produced by Marshall Altman.
Kate signed a record deal with Myspace Records in 2006 and released
her debut album "Don't Look Away" (produced by Marshall
Altman) in May of 2007.
Voegele performed at Farm Aid in 2004 and
2005 with Dave Matthews, Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp.
She released the EP "Louder
Than Words" in February 2005. Her song, "Only Fooling Myself" was
featured in CBS' dramas Clubhouse and Ghost Whisperer. "It's
Only Life" was featured
on MTV's Newport Harbor and the Lifetime Original movie Custody. "Facing
Up" was featured on MTV's The Hills.
Voegele's song "I Won't Disagree" was a winner of the
New York City, Songwriters Circle in 2006.[1] Her song "Only
Fooling Myself" also won praise at the 2006 USA Songwriting
Competition at Borders Books & Music in Austin, TX.
Kate Voegele sang the national anthem at an NBA
basketball game between the New York Knicks and the Utah Jazz at
Madison Square
Garden in
New York City, NY on December 23, 2005. She also supported The Relief
Project charity event in New York City on December 22, 2005 as a
guest singer with her father Will playing the guitar. Voegele later
sang the national anthem at the Cincinnati Reds vs. Chicago Cubs
Major League Baseball game in Cincinnati, Ohio in September 2006,
and opened a show at the House of Blues, Cleveland, Ohio on Saturday,
September 30, 2006 for the popular country rock duo Michelle Branch
and Jessica Harp, also known as The Wreckers.
Kate Voegele recently began a recurring guest spot
in six episodes of The CW television series One Tree Hill on Tuesday,
January 22,
2008. Voegele plays Mia, a young singer and keyboardist for a rock
band fronted by Jason (Kevin Federline). After Peyton (Hilarie Burton)
signs the band to her upstart record label and becomes increasingly
frustrated with Jason's attitude, she eventually drops him and the
rest of the band, but retains Mia as a developing new artist at the
insistence of Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti), who is somewhat well-versed
in the music industry as well. Mia performs songs on the series from
Voegele's real-life debut album Don't Look Away including "Kindly
Unspoken" in her very first episode.
Kate Voegele performed several songs from
her debut album Don't Look Away on the The Early Show, Saturday,
February 2, 2008 on CBS
television network nationally. Kate's band member Sam provided backup
vocals and beat box support while Mark played the bass guitar.
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Country
Singer Carrie Underwood
Music didn't run in the family,
but Carrie Underwood started singing at church when she
was 3. Once she was in school, she sang solo roles in student
plays. By the seventh grade, people were taking more notice
of her voice as she entered local talent shows. Carrie
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Musician
Kellie Pickler
"When I was a little older, my grandparents bought
me a little boom box, and I sang along with LeAnn Rimes, Shania, Faith, Tammy
Wynette, and especially Dolly Parton. I have always loved Dolly Parton, I felt
like we had something in common" - Kellie
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Shania
Twain
Shania Twain often grabbed
a guitar and retreated to the solitude of her bedroom singing
and writing until her fingers ached. "I grew up listening
to Waylon, Willie, Dolly, Tammy, all of them," she
recalls. "But we also listened to the Mamas and the
Papas, and Stevie Wonder. Shania
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Faith
Hill
Her first singing experience came
as a child in her family's Baptist church. As a young teenager,
Hill learned to play guitar, and by age 16 she had started
her own country band that played at a number of local fairs
and rodeos. Faith
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Julianne
Hough
Julianne Hough began working
almost immediately upon arriving in Los Angeles. She was
featured in two television commercials and was a "dancing" extra
in an episode of Cold Case. Julianne
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Jessica
Simpson
Almost as soon as Jessica Simpson
was cast as cutoff-clad Southern Belle Daisy Duke in the
big screen remake of the fondly recalled '70s series The
Dukes of Hazzard (2005) her star was shining even brighter
than ever. Jessica
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Avril
Lavigne
Lavigne is a Canadian rock singer and musician.
She has sold over twenty-six million albums worldwide. In 2006, Canadian
Business Magazine ranked her the seventh most powerful Canadian in Hollywood. Avril
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