A Canadian-American hailing from the charming streets of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Emilie Bienne is a dynamic performer whose talent knows no bounds. Her journey in the world of entertainment began in dance studios and choir lofts, laying a foundation for what would become a multifaceted, international career.

With fiery red hair and a presence that lights up every stage she steps on, Emilie leaves a lasting impression wherever she goes. Her deep-rooted love for rock and blues music was sparked by her father’s passion for the genre, which filled their home with the sounds of legends and lit a creative fire in her from an early age. The harmonica, in particular, holds a special place in her heart—both a tool for expression and a symbol of her musical heritage.

A skilled multi-instrumentalist and live performer, Emilie brings her distinctive style to every project she joins. Whether she’s laying down a groove on bass, coloring a melody with keyboard textures, or breathing soul into a track with harmonica, her contributions are heartfelt and unmistakable.

Her versatility as a vocalist spans genres and stages alike—from rock clubs to concert halls. She has performed at Lincoln Center in New York City and was a featured soloist in concert with Boheme Opera NJ, highlighting her strong classical and theatrical roots alongside her contemporary work.

Currently, Emilie is channeling her energy into an original melodic metal project with Al Javier, the lead guitarist of Bloodfate and IKILLYA. The collaboration marks an exciting new chapter in her musical evolution—fusing her theatrical roots, bluesy undertones, and love for heavy riffs into something raw, emotional, and completely her own.

During the pandemic, Emilie found a surprising new platform—her backyard. Known locally as the beloved “chicken lady,” she gained a devoted online following through her quirky and entertaining “chicken feeds,” where her humor and warmth shone through in a time of global uncertainty. It was unexpected, unscripted, and very Emilie.

Her career has taken her across the globe—from performing live at Tokyo Disney, where she also began writing original music, to having her first EP picked up by Tower Records in Shibuya, a milestone that helped launch her presence in Japan’s indie music scene.

Beyond the stage, Emilie’s talents extend to the screen. She’s brought heart and complexity to roles in award-winning independent films like Beauty Is No Show and appeared on major TV series including The Good Wife. Whether on stage or on camera, Emilie brings a signature blend of authenticity and emotional intelligence to everything she does.

A graduate of the Boston Conservatory with a BFA in Musical Theatre, Emilie continues to expand her skills through ongoing training in acting, voice, and a growing arsenal of instruments—including bass guitar, keys, and harmonica.

She also holds a deep appreciation for French language and culture, a passion passed down from her Paris-raised mother. When she’s not immersed in music or performance, Emilie’s probably off exploring one of her many side obsessions—horseback riding, archery, or ballroom dancing.

With a resume as eclectic as it is impressive, Emilie Bienne is an artist in constant motion—fierce, passionate, and impossible to ignore. Whether she’s belting show tunes, rocking out on a metal track, or simply clucking around with chickens, one thing is always true: Emilie brings her whole heart to everything she touches.

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