Haley Reinhart

Haley Reinhart is a double-platinum recording artist known for her unmistakable tone and timeless style. Bridging the spirit of classic pop, soul, jazz and rock with modern culture, she occupies a lane entirely her own—channeling vintage influence through a distinctly contemporary lens. Raised in the Chicagoland area, Reinhart began performing at age seven alongside her parents’ rock ’n’ roll band. She later emerged onto the world stage with a third-place finish on American Idol, launching a career defined by artistic independence and longevity. Since then, she has released four critically acclaimed solo albums, several viral cover tracks and collaborated across genres with legendary artists. Her reimagining of Can’t Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley became a global phenomenon, earning RIAA double-platinum status, surpassing 550 million Spotify streams. The commercial earned both a Clio Award and a Women’s InSync Award. Haley’s rendition also found organic success on radio, charting on Billboard, reaching No. 17 on the Adult Contemporary chart and No. 31 on Adult Pop Airplay. Today, it remains a favorite wedding song for couples around the world—a testament to its enduring emotional power and universal appeal. Standout voice of Postmodern Jukebox (Creep) to a versatile presence in film (We Can Be Heroes) and voice acting (F Is For Family), Haley Reinhart continues to evolve—guided by authenticity, emotional depth and a voice that transcends eras.