Heather Youmans

Heather Youmans is a Los-Angeles-based singer-songwriter, acclaimed vocalist and actress. Through the years, she's worked extensively in theatre, in addition to writing/recording original music featured in Forbes, Parade Magazine, American Songwriter and the LA Times, played on Top40 radio and in movies - including "Flicka 2" (alongside country music icon Clint Black), "Marley and Me 2” and "High Strung," premiering at TCL Chinese Theatre. She opened for Sting and the late Natalie Cole at a Unicef event, and has sung the national anthem solo for the LA Kings to 20,000 fans at Staples Center on New Years Eve. In 2020, she appeared as the "Tap Dancer" on FOX's new hit singing show "I Can See Your Voice." Since her national TV appearance, she's worked as a session singer on major network TV shows and went viral on TikTok after posting a video of her singing the national anthem for the MLB/Oakland As with an incredible amount of stadium delay. WORTH IT is the next chapter in her pursuit of happiness, as she continues to spread optimism, light and positive energy to fans. For the latest on Heather’s upcoming projects, follow her on Spotify and Instagram.