Bianca Ryan

Bianca Ryan rose to prominence as the inaugural winner of NBC’s America’s Got Talent at age eleven, establishing herself as a singer and songwriter with a powerful vocal range. After winning the inaugural season of NBC’s America’s Got Talent in 2006, Bianca Ryan established herself as a formidable artist. Her viral audition of ‘And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going’ led to her victory on August 17, 2006. Post-win, Ryan secured a five-album record deal with Sycomusic/Columbia Records (September 18, 2006) and released her self-titled debut album (November 14, 2006), debuting at No.

In 2015, she featured at key festivals and parades, including Hollystock Music and Arts Festival and the Macy’s Christmas Window unveiling. Ryan also diversified into acting, with roles in 12 and Holding (2005) and the independent film We Are Kings (2014), co-writing much of its music. After vocal and abdominal surgeries in 2016, she made a successful recovery, performing at the Nashville Christmas Parade later that year. Her musical resurgence continued in 2017 with singles ‘One Day’ (May), ‘What I Gotta Do’ and ‘Man Down’ (June), and ‘Don’t Wanna Come Down’ (October).

That same year, she debuted on Broadway in ‘Home For the Holidays.’ In 2018, she released ‘Remember’ (May), co-headlined Houpalooza Music Festival, and joined Landau Eugene Murphy Jr.’s Christmas Tour of Champions. She also launched her lipstick line in December 2018. In 2019, Ryan competed in America’s Got Talent: The Champions, receiving a standing ovation for ‘Say Something,’ and guest performed during AGT’s 14th Season live results show. In 2019, she released her EP The Reintroduction, Pt.

1, along with singles ‘They Wanna Be Us Now’ and ‘Plastic Lovers.’ Most recently, Ryan released the Christmas EP What the World Needs Now Is Love in 2020, showcasing her enduring vocal talent and songwriting prowess.