The UB Interview: Gabby Samone Talks Touring, New Music + Idol
Gabby Also Talks Acting and Growing up In Baltimore.
After capturing America’s attention week after week on Idol, Gabby Samone has now stepped into her moment this summer with a four-city headlining tour, “Gabby Samone: Live at City Winery.”
Her viral renditions of R&B classics have earned her praise from legends likeJennifer Hudson, Missy Elliott, Fantasia Barrino, J. Cole, and more — and her unforgettable duet of “I Am Changing” with Jennifer Holliday during the American Idol finale was a true full-circle moment that garnered national attention.
Her journey began singing in the choir of her Baltimore church, supported by a talented family that helped her grow.
With a significant social media following, Gabby has caught the eye of entertainment’s finest, from Jennifer Aniston to Mariah Carey.
Spring 2021 marked a pivotal moment with Dream Launchers artist development, leading to opening for two of UB‘s favorites Kelly Price and Keke Wyatt and also shining in “Dream Girls.”
Gabby‘s rendition of “Go The Distance” for Disney and her appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show showcased her expanding artistry.
Her recent electrifying performances at the Apollo and the Recording Academy Honors presented by the Black Music Collective have solidified her presence in the music industry.
These appearances, alongside acknowledgments from icons like Adam Blackstone, signal her readiness to introduce fresh, original music.
With a debut project in the works and a single release around the corner, Gabby Samone is set to deliver her iconic blend of music, message, and melody to an eager audience.
Rapidly becoming a standout performer in the music industry, Gabby Samone is poised to make a lasting impact on music.
Aries from UB, recently spoke with the rising star about new her new shows at City Winery.
Gabby also tells us about new music she’s working on, and her musical style.
Plus she shares the best part of her American Idol experience and the influence of Whitney Houston.
Gabby Samone also talks doing more acting and growing up in Baltimore.
