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Heather Victorino – Country Music's Sweetheart
Multi-award-winning country singer-songwriter Heather Victorino has a voice as powerful as it is heartfelt. Her latest singles, “Mama Don’t” and “Sippin’ on Tequila”, both released in April 2022, landed on the Country Music Charts and continue to resonate with fans across the nation. In 2023, she earned Song of the Year at the prestigious Josie Music Awards at the Grand Ole Opry House, adding to her growing list of accolades.
With seven Josie Music Awards and multiple honors from the Ultimate Music Awards, Heather is quickly becoming one of country music’s most exciting rising stars. Known for her powerhouse vocals, honest storytelling, and magnetic stage presence, she delivers songs that speak to life, love, and heartbreak with sincerity and soul.
Originally from a small town in Virginia, and Texas, this green-eyed Southern sweetheart has captivated audiences from Nashville honky-tonks to Texas dancehalls. She has headlined three of her own tours, held monthly residencies at some of Nashville and Texas’s hottest venues, and performed at major festivals including CMA Fest (main stage), SXSW, and more. She’s shared the stage with legends like Willie Nelson, John Rich (Big & Rich), and Bryan White.
Now based in Nashville, Heather is working on her highly anticipated new album and preparing for her next tour, kicking off in fall 2025. She recently signed with The Neon Row management and is set to release her next single and music video this fall, followed by spring and summer tour announcements in early 2026.
Heather’s talent and charm have also caught the attention of the media, earning her a cover feature in Fame Magazine Global and a spotlight in Nashville Voyager Magazine.
Beyond the stage, Heather is a passionate advocate for giving back. While living in Texas, she started a children’s choir for a local orphanage and has performed for nursing homes and hospitals across Tennessee and Texas. She has volunteered with Feeding Nashville and most recently sang for patients at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital.
Heather Victorino isn’t just a singer — she’s a storyteller, a dreamer, and a true country music sweetheart whose voice and heart leave a lasting impression wherever she goes
ABOUT HEATHER:
Heather Started Singing At The Age Of 4, And Knew Then That She Wanted To Be A Professional Singer/Songwriter. She Immediately Started Entering Into Singing & Songwriting Competitions and would eventually begin honing her craft at the age of 5 when she began Taking Voice Lessons.
“I’ve always known sharing my voice and my music with people is my purpose and God given gift.”
After Auditioning For The Virginia Children's Chorus, She Toured Throughout The United States And Europe Until she Graduated from High School. Heather would go on to attend the University Of Hawaii For her Undergraduate degree And then To Liberty University For Her Masters. While In Hawaii, Heather Had The Extraordinary Opportunity To Work With Premiere Vocal Coach, Gary Shimabukuro, Who Really Appreciated Heather’s Talents And Drive. He Encouraged Her To Move And Continue To Pursue Her Professional Singing Career, which she did! Although She hasn’t been in Nashville For Very Long, She has quickly Made A Name For Herself In The Country Music Scene As One Of The Top Female Country Artists In Nashville.
You Can Find Out More Information About The Southern Sweetheart By Visiting Her Social Media Pages.