Linda Lee Hopkins

Born in the United States, in North Carolina, Linda Lee Hopkins is a singer, songwriter, actress, and performer with a remarkable career, specializing in rhythm’n’blues, gospel, jazz, and house music. After the grand casinos of Atlantic City and five years in Saint-Martin, she settled in Paris, where she has spent more than twenty years performing on stage, on television, on radio, and in film. She has collaborated with Gloria Gaynor, Percy Sledge, Al Jarreau, and Michael Bolton, provided backing vocals on a Ray Charles album, and opened for Prince at Bercy in front of 17,000 people. Brought to wider public attention by The Voice on TF1, and awarded Entertainer of the Year in 2013, she shines in more than thirty countries with a magnetic stage presence.