LAURA MANN is a nationally recognized singer-songwriter whose work blends soulful vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and decades of performance experience. Raised in a musical family, she began performing professionally as a teenager and went on to develop a solo career shaped by collaborations with renowned producers and artists including Robert Hazard (Girls Just Want To Have Fun), Eric Bazilian (What If God Was One Of Us), Dan Navarro, Lowen and Navarro (We Belong- Pat Benatar) Phil Nicolo (Lauren Hill), Charlton Pettus (Tears For Fears), Vernon Reid (Living Colour), Mitch Goldfarb, and Scot Sax (Faith Hill and Tim McGraw). Mann's dynamic career includes appearances on Star Search, the SXSW Festival, and NPR's Mountain Stage, along with performances alongside legendary artists Warren Zevon, Dave Mason, and Ronnie Spector. and more. Throughout her career, she has been praised for her emotional vocals, intimate storytelling, and ability to connect effortlessly with audiences