Michelle Treacy

Michelle Treacy (pronounced Mee-shell) is a Toronto-based queer singer-songwriter known for her bold authenticity, emotional storytelling, and powerful voice. She first captured international attention with an impromptu duet alongside Lady Gaga during the ArtRave tour in Montreal. With millions of streams, Treacy quickly built momentum in the industry. Her breakout single “Armageddon” spent 16 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a nomination for Best New Music Video from Canadian Music Blog. She later won The Launch on CTV with her single “Emotional,” collaborating with legendary producer Nile Rodgers, which spent 14 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100. Named #11 on Spotify’s Artists to Watch and nominated for Best New Artist at the Canadian Radio Awards, Treacy released her debut album Love Me Till I’m Me Again, a deeply personal project exploring healing, self-discovery, and resilience. Beyond the stage, Treacy is a passionate mental health advocate and public speaker who has shared her story with audiences across Canada. Through school presentations and community outreach, she sparks conversations around resilience, self- acceptance, and emotional well-being, using both her voice and her platform to create meaningful change. With a growing global audience and a reputation for powerful live performances, Michelle Treacy continues to carve out a distinctive voice as both an artist and an advocate for authenticity and mental health.