Riley Knoxx

Riley Knoxx has cultivated a career spanning over 21 years in the entertainment industry as a Beyoncé impersonator. Her early career saw her gaining recognition in Washington D.C. as “DC’s own Beyoncé,” where she performed in various venues, developing her stage presence and choreography. A significant milestone in her career includes her performance as the first transgender woman at an NBA halftime show, an event that highlighted her talent and also contributed to greater representation for the transgender community. In 2020, she joined Cameo, further expanding her reach and connecting with fans.

Her work has extended beyond live performances, including a collaboration with Taylor Swift in the music video for “You Need to Calm Down.” This project showcased her skills to a wider audience and cemented her role as a notable figure in entertainment. In addition to her performance commitments, Knoxx is an Emmy-nominated performer and has also ventured into fashion design, launching Riley Knoxx Couture. She actively uses her public persona to advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, focusing specifically on transgender rights, integrating her activism with her artistic endeavors.

Knoxx is currently preparing to tour her concert across the country, continuing to deliver her unique style of performance and message of empowerment to diverse audiences. Her career progression demonstrates a consistent commitment to her craft, from mastering intricate impersonations to developing her own fashion line and using her voice for social causes. This sustained activity has established her as a multifaceted artist and advocate in the entertainment world.