Riley Knoxx

Riley Knoxx is a dynamic performer and actress, recognized globally as the number one Beyoncé impersonator, who leverages her platform for LGBTQ+ advocacy. After becoming the first transgender woman to perform at an NBA halftime show, an event that garnered significant media attention including coverage by WUSA9 in 2020, Riley Knoxx went on to cultivate a remarkable 21-year career as the world’s number one Beyoncé impersonator. Her early career saw her rapidly gaining recognition in Washington D.C., where she was celebrated as ‘DC’s own Beyoncé.’ Performing in numerous venues across the capital, Knoxx meticulously developed her stage presence, intricate choreography, and vocal artistry, laying the foundation for her global renown as a dynamic performer and actress. Knoxx’s impactful work soon extended beyond her acclaimed live performances.

In 2019, she collaborated with global superstar Taylor Swift, appearing in the critically acclaimed music video for ‘You Need to Calm Down.’ This high-profile project brought her artistry to a wider international audience and solidified her status as a notable figure in the entertainment industry. Further expanding her reach and connecting directly with fans worldwide, Knoxx joined the exclusive talent roster of Cameo in 2020. Her exceptional talent has also earned her an Emmy Award nomination, underscoring her versatile contributions to the performing arts. Beyond her achievements as a performer, Riley Knoxx has also ventured into the fashion industry, launching her own design line, Riley Knoxx Couture, in 2018.

Her career progression exemplifies a consistent commitment to her craft, from mastering intricate impersonations to developing her own fashion line and serving as a powerful voice for social justice. This sustained activity has firmly established Riley Knoxx as an influential, multifaceted artist and a dedicated advocate in the entertainment world.