Bonnie Somerville

Bonnie Somerville has built a diverse career as an actress and singer, known for her roles in popular television series and films, and for her musical contributions. After securing a development deal with Interscope Records as a singer/songwriter early in her career, Bonnie Somerville swiftly established herself as a versatile performer across music and acting. Her acting career commenced with a lead role as Lyne Danner in the CBS miniseries ‘Shake, Rattle and Roll: An American Love Story’ in 1999, where she also showcased her vocal abilities. She went on to join the main cast of ‘Grosse Pointe’ from 2000-2001 and contributed as a writer and performer to ‘The Giving Tree’ in 2000, demonstrating her dual talent.

Somerville maintained a strong presence in television, taking on main cast roles such as Detective Deb McKenzie in ‘Golden Boy’ in 2013 and Christa Lorenson in ‘Code Black’ from 2015-2016. She also penned material as a writer for ‘Hellcats’ in 2011 and has lent her vocal talents as a performer to several Hallmark Channel movies, including ‘Holiday Engagement’ (2011), ‘Mom’s Day Away’ (2014), and ‘Love You Like Christmas’ (2016). Throughout her career, she has consistently released her own music, further cementing her standing as a multifaceted artist.