About Rebecca Noelle

Rebecca Noelle is an acclaimed Canadian vocalist praised for her three-octave vocal range, emotional depth, and versatile artistry. With a career spanning over two decades, Rebecca has shared stages with legendary artists such as B.B. King, Norah Jones, Bonnie Raitt, and P!NK, performing across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the even at the North Pole.

Noelle's name soared to national prominence more recently as the first runner-up on TVA’s La Voix (The Voice: Canada), where her performances reached millions of viewers, earning distinction for her power, control, and emotional depth. That same year, she was invited by The Jacksons to join their Canadian tour as a featured vocalist. Beyond television, Rebecca's original works have been featured on the BBC, Radio Bremen, SiriusXM and the CBC most notably with Canadian pop-art collective The PepTides for Stuart McLean's The Vinyl Cafe - bringing her voice to a beloved national broadcast audience. Noelle also contributes to diverse musical projects including soul big-band The Commotions, and electronic duo The Stellasonic.

2025 brought a rare convergence of cultural contribution combined with national service for Noelle. After completing her basic military training, Rebecca is currently serving as a Corporal with the Canadian Armed Forces' Music Branch. She looks forward to performing for troops deployed abroad, and service members at home - reinforcing morale, and her commitment to service as a nationally recognized artist.

Rebecca continues to write and record for her solo project Rebecca Noelle, as well as The Commotions. She also performs with popular musical revues such as The Espionage Orchestra (the music of the James Bond movie empire)  Big Love Canada (music of Fleetwood Mac) and Southern Comfort (Roots, Rock & Americana).