Lana Love is a classically trained singer-songwriter, pianist, dancer, and actress who has transitioned from early performances as a Disney princess, touring in over 40 countries, to achieving national recognition on NBC’s ‘The Voice’ and advocating for artists’ rights. After touring in over 40 countries as a Disney princess, Lana Love went on to establish herself as a classically trained singer-songwriter, pianist, dancer, and actress. In 2021, Love released her debut EP, ‘Lana Love.’ That same year, she headlined a one-hour live special broadcast by PBS at the Redlands Bowl, performing for an audience of over 6,000 in honor of her late mentor, Frank Fetta. Her multifaceted talents further led her to serve as a key lyricist and assistant director for Netflix’s ‘Making Malinche’ (2021), a significant project that involved creative heavyweights Nacho Cano and Hans Zimmer.

Love’s career progression saw her achieve national recognition on NBC’s ‘The Voice,’ where she joined John Legend’s team of artists. Her genre-bending approach, which seamlessly integrates elements of opera, musical theater, jazz, pop, and rock, has garnered significant media attention, leading to features in prominent publications such as People, Broadway World, NBC Insider, and Billboard. Her extensive collaborations include work with major media networks such as NBC, Disney, Warner Bros., Discovery Channel, and Telemundo, showcasing her versatility across various entertainment platforms. Beyond her performance career, Love is a dedicated advocate for artists’ rights.

Her upcoming collaboration with Ghostface Killah on the track “LOST BOYZ.” is set to impact pop radio in summer 2025, underscoring her continued presence and influence in the contemporary music scene.