American Songwriter Magazine describes Roberta Lea as “a compelling artist,” while The
Nashville Scene praises her ability to “score hits with her catchy, textured and beautifully sung
originals.” The award-winning singer/songwriter released her debut album “Too Much of a
Woman” to critical acclaim and punctuated her presence in the industry with a coast-to-coast tour.
Described as “country-neo-pop” with a “delicious, folky flare”, the Virginia native is known as a
powerful songwriter and engaging storyteller. Listeners turned fans describe her style as one that
fits comfortably between Shania Twain’s fun and catchy pop-country singles and Tracy
Chapman’s heavy weight, cinematic chokeholds. As a touring member of The Black Opry, one
of CMT’s Next Women of Country Class of 2023 and a voting member of The Recording
Academy, Lea is steadily building a successful, sustainable artist career that will be etched in
Virginia’s history and beyond.
Described as “country-neo-pop”, Roberta Lea has a song and style for everyone. Lea presents a
dynamic range in genre and vocal styles that fits comfortably in Country, Folk and Americana
outlets. The Nashville Scene praises Lea’s ability to ‘score hits with her catchy, textured and
beautifully sung originals.” Her live performance achieves the difficult task of crossing country,
pop, folk and soulful styles seamlessly while keeping the audience captivated with her unique
storytelling.