Dani Stacy is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter. Originally from Hanford, California, she grew up in a musical household listening to timeless storytellers like James Taylor and Sheryl Crow alongside classic 2000s pop and R&B icons, shaping a sound that feels both nostalgic and uniquely her own.

Dani began her music career after moving to Ventura, where she played open mics and joined several bands. She later moved to Los Angeles and released her first single, "Lie to Me," before ultimately settling in Nashville, where she refined her craft as both a writer and an artist.

She made her national debut on The Voice, earning a four-chair turn with her soulful, stripped-down rendition of “I Will Survive,”  which went on to surpass a million Spotify streams. Dani continues to captivate audiences with her recent works, including her EP Almost Famous, blending pop and R&B, and singles like “When the Sun Hit Different” and “Where My Brother Lives,” showcasing her storytelling and aching sense of nostalgia.

From heartbreak anthems to songs about a wild night out, Dani tells stories that make you want to dance, cry…or both. Her live performances radiate emotional honesty, offering a mix of grit and vulnerability, whether it’s a solo acoustic set, a stripped-back set with cello, or a full-band performance.

With a new EP on the horizon, set for release early next year, Dani Stacy continues to carve out her own lane, blending her musical roots with a fresh, modern edge.