Twinnie (born Twinnie-Lee Moore) is a dynamic country-pop artist, songwriter, and actress known for her powerful vocals, infectious melodies, and genre-blending sound that bridges contemporary pop and authentic country storytelling. Raised in York, England, Twinnie cultivated her artistic talents through theatre and television, performing in West End productions like Chicago, A Chorus Line, and Rock of Ages, and appearing on TV series such as Hollyoaks and Emmerdale.

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Her passion for music eventually led her to Nashville, where she has become one of the few British artists to cross over into the U.S. country scene. Twinnie’s breakthrough came with her 2020 album Hollywood Gypsy, showcasing her blend of pop, rock, and country influences. She has since released projects including the EP Welcome to the Club and the album Something We Used to Say, further establishing her as a compelling storyteller with a vibrant, authentic sound.

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Twinnie has performed at the Grand Ole Opry, shared stages with major country headliners, and made history performing the U.S. National Anthem at GEODIS Park in Nashville. Named to CMT’s Next Women of Country class, she has built an international fanbase, amassing over 30 million streams. Beyond music, Twinnie co-founded the global collective I Know A Woman, advocating for mental health support and community in the music industry. With fearless creativity and a bold vision, Twinnie continues to make her mark on modern country-pop music.