Chloé Caroline

Chloé Caroline is an American-Canadian singer-songwriter and Southern California native, has been writing songs since age 6 and performing for over a decade. Her live performances range from sold out shows at iconic venues like the Troubadour (even opening for Sixpence None The Richer), Bluebird Cafe, Hotel Cafe, and Peppermint Club to festivals like Sundance Film Festival and Key West Songwriters Festival, TV performances on KTLA, NBC's Today in Nashville, and Global News Canada. She is comfortable playing as a duo (guitar, vocals), trio (keys, guitar, vocals), or full band where her infectiously bubbly energy, crowd interaction, and storytelling on stage captivates universal audiences from ages 8 to 80. Chloé Caroline radiates warmth and authenticity with her "New SoCal Sound" reminiscent of modern artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Sabrina Carpenter and Harry Styles but with a nostalgic nod to 70s Laurel Canyon legends like Stevie Nicks and early 2000s trailblazers like Nelly Furtado.