Wy Mac

Wy Mac, born and raised in Las Vegas, is a singer, songwriter, and content creator. Her early life involved extensive travel with her family and homeschooling. At nine years old, she began vocal lessons and developed skills in piano and guitar, regularly sharing her music on YouTube. Professionally, she graduated with honors from cosmetology school by age 19, focusing on salon business.

Her career in entertainment advanced in 2011 when she opened the WBC Convention, performing for over 100 former and current world boxing champions. At 14, Wy Mac opened for Westlife during their sold-out Farewell Tour in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She received four ‘yeses’ on Ireland’s Got Talent in 2019, further establishing her as a rising talent. This same year, she released her debut EP, “Mind Games.” She has performed at significant sporting events, including singing the National Anthem for the Las Vegas Aviators, NHRA, NFL Pro Bowl Skills, Las Vegas Lights FC, Monster Jam, and the Savannah Bananas. In 2025, she performed the National Anthem at the Inaugural Focused Health 302 NASCAR Xfinity Series at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, broadcast on The CW Network. Her performances include a four-song set on the Red Carpet Stage at the Bellagio Fountains for the NFL Draft in Las Vegas. Wy Mac continues to work on new music, releasing singles such as “Waka Waka” (2023), “Single Jingle” (2024), “RICH” (2025), and “Wrong Address” (2025).