Connor Finnerty

Connor Finnerty is a dynamic American dancer, actor, and model, recognized for his contributions to the entertainment industry and significant social media presence. After establishing himself as a talented performer, Connor Finnerty began his professional dance career, quickly joining prominent companies such as immaBEAST and Millennium Dance Company. He showcased his skills through participation in Matt Steffanina’s “Dance-Off Juniors.” In May 2015, Finnerty successfully auditioned for Bloc Talent Agency in Los Angeles, securing representation two weeks later. Following this, he spent the summer working in Los Angeles, leading to his relocation there by August 2015 to further his burgeoning career.

Transitioning into acting, Connor Finnerty made his screen debut in 2015 with a role in “Little League World Series.” His talent garnered industry attention, resulting in appearances in television shows such as “Henry Danger” (2019) and ‘Sunnyside Up’ (2019-2020), before taking on a role in “Colin in Black & White” (2021). Demonstrating his versatility, Finnerty also appeared in music videos, including Michael Bublé’s “I Believe in You” (2017) and Johnny Orlando & Mackenzie Ziegler’s “What If” (2018). He has collaborated with notable figures such as Meghan Trainor, Derek Hough, Zac Efron, Zendaya, and Taboo from the Black Eyed Peas. Beyond his on-screen work, Connor Finnerty has cultivated a substantial social media following.

He has also been involved in merchandise deals, reflecting his brand’s appeal. Additionally, Finnerty plans to participate in anti-bullying efforts and actively supports ALS research, demonstrating his commitment to social causes.