Amia Nico

Amia Nico is a classical crossover soprano recognized for her performances at major sporting and cultural events across the United States. Known as America's Patriotic Vocalist, Nico has built a career performing at national platforms including NASCAR, Major League Baseball, Professional Bull Riders, and the NCAA. Her performances have reached wide audiences through broadcast and digital features with CBS Sports, FOX Sports, and NBC Sports. She has performed at venues such as T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, and Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama, and has appeared as a guest at events for national faith leaders and dignitaries.

Nico's formal training in applied voice under Dr. Becky Morrison at Liberty University provided the foundation for her work in vocal performance. She holds a Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies with concentrations in education, behavioral sciences, applied voice, and coaching. In addition to her music career, Nico has advanced training in wellness coaching, approved by the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching and the National Board of Medical Examiners. She has developed a philosophy called Wholeness Music, which approaches performance as a connection of spirit, soul, body, and voice.

As a songwriter, Nico has written more than 200 songs spanning patriotic, faith-based, holiday, praise and worship, and scripture-based healing genres. Her orchestral tribute, "America," was composed for the country's 250th semiquincentennial. Nico's national profile expanded when she was featured in a Memorial Day segment on the CBN program "The 700 Club," which aired on Freeform, TBN, and CBN, where she performed an orchestral rendition of the national anthem. Nico continues to contribute to the American music landscape through her vocal performances and songwriting, engaging audiences at stadium events and national broadcasts.