Lee-Ann Lovelace

jazz, folk, americana

Lee-Ann Lovelace is a singer/songwriter from Waterbury, Connecticut who has performed on hundreds of stages throughout Connecticut, New York and beyond since 2004. She can charm you with hints of Jazz, then dig into Folk and Americana stylings, and then she will leave you floored with powerful Soul, Rock, Pop and Blues vocals all in one performance.

Her career began in a variety of bands who all won listeners choice awards for the The Hartford Advocate's Grand Band Slam and various other local competitions. Recently she won the pilot episode of Vocal Match for best singer, and she is now recording her original songs under her own name.

Lee-Ann has collaborated with the late, legendary producer Paul Leka, and she has opened for Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, Orleans, Rock & Roll Hall-of-Famer Ronnie Spector, and most recently, Christine Ohlman "The Beehive Queen." Some notable performances have been at The Towne Crier in Beacon, NY, The Bijou Theater in Bridgeport, CT, The Landis Theater in Vineland, NJ, Levitt Pavilion in Westport, CT, the Bushnell Park Stage in Hartford, CT.

Back to The Garden 1969, the premier Woodstock tribute band out of Yonkers, NY, added her to their full-time line-up in 2020. Also, she and guitarist George Lesiw have held a residency on Monday evenings at Crave in Ansonia, CT for many years.

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