Hello Sister

Hello Sister is a pop-rock band consisting of three sisters from Orlando, Florida: Grace, Gabriella, and Scarlett. Grace, 18, handles lead vocals and plays keyboards and bass; Gabriella, 16, plays electric guitar and provides background vocals; and Scarlett, 15, plays drums and contributes background vocals. Their musical style is characterized by a blend of pop and rock, reminiscent of a traditional rock band setup, and they are noted for writing and performing their own material. Their music often features uplifting and positive messages. The sisters were encouraged to pursue music by their father, Tim, a former songwriter and artist who achieved chart success in the 1990s in Canada and Europe. Their influences include a range of artists such as Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Avril Lavigne, Paramore, Green Day, and The Jonas Brothers.

The trio’s musical journey began with honing their skills in their living room and further developed through individual lessons at The Music Box in Winter Springs. A turning point occurred when Grace was asked to perform at a retirement party, and Gabriella and Scarlett joined her, leading to the formation of Hello Sister due to the positive reception and shared enjoyment. Since then, they have performed their original songs at various venues and festivals across Central Florida, Nashville, and California. Key performances include appearances at EPCOT at Walt Disney World, the Special Olympics, the Toyota Center’s Outdoor Concert Series, House of Blues Orlando, the Super Girl Surf Pro Festival, and SunFest. In 2021, they released their first EP, ‘Three By Three.’

Hello Sister gained national recognition with their television debut on Season 16 of ‘America’s Got Talent,’ performing their original song “Middle Schooler” and receiving a standing ovation. In December 2023, they performed at the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in New York City, winning the ‘Open For An Icon’ competition, which demonstrated their rising presence in the music industry. The band also collaborated with Dove Haircare, providing their rendition of Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” for the global advertising campaign “Beauty of Damage.” Beyond their performances, the sisters are involved in charitable causes, supporting organizations such as Seacrest Studios, Musicians On Call, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and Give Kids The World Village. They continue to release new music, with recent tracks including “tragic,” “Empty Motive,” “Things You Never Said,” “All Over Again,” “17,” “Just A Little Better,” “Naive,” “Invisible Girl,” “Lately,” and “Middle Schooler.”