Evie Clair

Evie Clair is a platinum recording artist, singer, songwriter, pianist, and inspirational speaker known for her emotive pop music and personal story. Clair launched her music career at age 13 as a top finalist on Season 12 of NBC's "America's Got Talent." Her journey to the national stage began with her public debut as Molly in "Anne" at Hale Theater at eight years old. She has performed the National Anthem at a Diamondbacks game, released original pop singles, won in her category at Arizona's Rockin' with Talent competition, and received a Judges Choice award in a global contest for her cover of "Glorious."

Before her appearance on "America's Got Talent," Clair built a diverse creative résumé. Her music video cover of "Take On Me" received recognition from the Arizona Interfaith Movement for promoting the Golden Rule and was presented at the Parliament of the World's Religions. She won a contest to sing the theme song for "Once I Was a Beehive" and performed it live at the official movie premiere, with an original song featured on the movie soundtrack. Clair recorded with Rob Gardner for the soundtrack of "Cokeville Miracle" and contributed as a soloist to the album "Stars Shine Brightly," produced by Arizona Golden Rule Educational Experiences.

Clair's run on "America's Got Talent" showcased her vocal talent and personal resilience. She auditioned for the show three times, performing "Arms" by Christina Perri. Her performances—including renditions of "I Try" by Macy Gray, "Wings" by Birdy, "Yours" by Ella Henderson, and "What a Wonderful World," as well as a duet of her original "Okay Day" with James Arthur—highlighted her vocal range and piano skills. During the competition, Clair faced family tragedy with the loss of her father to colon cancer. She chose to continue in the finals of Season 12, becoming the first contestant to win the Dunkin' Save twice and the act to receive the Dunkin' Save the most times in the show's history.

After "America's Got Talent," Clair continued her music career. A video of her first audition became one of the most-viewed on YouTube. Her debut album, "Okay Day," reached the top 50 on the iTunes pop chart. She later released the duet cover album "Valentine" and the EP "Conversations with Angels," which explores themes of comfort and spiritual resilience. In addition to her recording work, Clair is an inspirational speaker, sharing her experiences of loss, faith, and perseverance with audiences worldwide.