A young woman with long hair stands outdoors in a park, holding a guitar, with trees and grass in the background.

Hollee Spring is a singer-songwriter and performer known for her soulful, sultry voice that glides effortlessly from powerhouse anthems to intimate coffeehouse ballads. As a soloist and acoustic guitarist, Hollee has become a familiar face at Savannah favorites like the Thompson Hotel, The Alida, and River Street, and has shared her original music at festivals and venues including Das Box, The Stables, and the historic Davenport House. She is also the lead singer of lowcountry wedding and event cover band, Midnight Magnolias.

A Vermont native, Hollee has been singing since childhood and launched her professional career at 14, opening for The Ryan Hanson Band in Burlington, Vermont. She earned her B.A. degree at Ithaca College in New York State and later lived in Denver, Colorado before relocating to Savannah to pursue music opportunities and warmer weather. While her roots are in folk, rock and Americana, she has been influenced by a variety of genres ranging from soul to pop that now shape her distinctive sound as both a vocalist and musician.

Her latest singles, “Favorite Cage” and “Ghosts,” recorded at Back Room Studios, are set for release in winter 2025.


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