Blessed with a searing three octave vocal range, Rebecca Noelle has had the privilege and versatility to try her hand at just about every musical style she wanted to over the years. But it’s her natural affinity for soul, that has set this stunning singer apart. With a velvety voice that is simply unforgettable, Noelle brings to mind some of the artists of whom she has been influenced by over the years – Etta James, Jamiroquai and k.d. Lang. Noelle also has a natural charisma and confidence as she struts around onstage that bring to mind performers like Tina Turner and Prince.

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After making waves as the 1st runner-up on TVA's La Voix (The Voice : Canada), Rebecca was invited by The Jacksons to make a guest appearance at their sold-out Canadian date in Montreal. She has also performed alongside UK's: Birdy, USA's: Florida Georgia Line, Canadian hero Roch Voisine, and continues to tour with French-Canadian Music Icon: Marc Dupré. Rebecca's voice has been played on BBC Radio in the U.K., Sirius Radio in America, Radio Bremen in Germany and CBC in Canada. She's toured much of Europe and the U.S., performed for the troops in the the Middle East and the high Arctic. She's warmed-up crowds for Bonnie Raitt, B.B. King, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Buddy Guy, and Johnny Winter. In 2013, Rebecca co-arranged and recorded vocals for Delbert Nelson (of Motown Records' legendary Funk Brothers) in his release “Delbert and The Commotions” Founding members Brian Asselin & David Gaw were an integral part of The Commotions project. Rebecca began to work closely with the duo, coming from an eclectic background, creatively drawing from their roots in jazz, hip-hop, funk and pop. This union became the launchpad for the Rebecca Noelle project. Now, backed by her 10-piece ensemble, Rebecca brings you on an honest lyrical journey from heartbreak to triumph (and everything in between.) Infectious bass lines, sizzling brass, and flawless harmonies will conjure up memories of Motown, while the subject matter reflects an honesty that nurtures the connection between audience and artist.