Since the start of her musical journey, Sophie B. Hawkins has shown an uncompromising devotion to her singular truth, endlessly transcending boundaries and offering up new ways of experiencing the world around us. A multi-instrumentalist, who writes all of her own songs and is fully involved in every aspect of the production of her records, she is an enduring artist with a fierce commitment to her creative integrity.

Hawkins emerged as a vibrant force on the musical landscape with the arrival of her platinum-selling debut album Tongues and Tails and its iconic lead single “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover.” She defied categorization and embraced her individuality by embodying a daring fluidity as a song-writer and musician. She also challenged the norms of gender expression and sexual orientation by becoming the first entertainer to openly identify as omnisexual. Her ever-evolving career has included six beloved studio albums, multiple awards, sold-out concerts, songs in movies and on television (from recent hits Stranger Things, Euphoria, Ozark and PEN15 to landmark series such as Beverly Hills, 90210, Dawson’s Creek, The L Word and more), memorable appearances on screen including the NBC series Community, the acclaimed documentary film The Cream Will Rise, and a critically-lauded performance as Janis Joplin in the nationally touring play Room 105.