Twinnie

British-born and Nashville-based, Twinnie is a trailblazing artist reshaping the country-pop landscape with powerhouse vocals, fearless storytelling, and genre-blending production. A proud Romani Gypsy, she made history as the first of her community to perform at the Grand Ole Opry, and later became the first British artist to sing the US National Anthem at GEODIS Park. Praised by Rolling Stone, Billboard, BBC Radio, NPR, People, and WSM Radio, Twinnie’s bold fusion of raw realism and high-gloss pop has captivated audiences worldwide. Her 22-track album Something We Used to Say showcased her artistic ambition, while her single Bad Man landed on US Country Radio. She also earned a spot in CMT’s Next Women of Country and lit up Times Square with the premiere of her Lonely Long video. Following her BBC Radio 2 Album of the Week Hollywood Gypsy and US label debut Welcome to the Club—which has amassed over 24 million streams—Twinnie continued to evolve with Blue Hour (After Dark) and Blue Christmas. In 2026, she entered her “Gypsy Queen” era, selling out her UK headline tour, cementing her growing fanbase and powerful live presence. Also an award-winning filmmaker and songwriter (Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams, The Shires), her nonprofit I Know A Woman—recognized by Forbes—helped pioneer therapy provisions in label contracts. With sold-out tours and a global audience, Twinnie is more than an artist—she’s a movement.