Kate Cosentino

Kate Cosentino is a Nashville-based pop-rock singer-songwriter known for her sharp irony, emotional honesty, and painfully accurate observations on modern life. Armed with a St. Vincent-signature guitar and a biting sense of self-awareness, her music explores the liminal space between childhood and adulthood — from the modern dating trashheap to the pursuit of success. Blending groovy hooks with hyperpop textures and modern electro-pop production, Kate’s superpower is bringing humor where it hurts most. Her sound sits at the unlikely intersection of Remi Wolf and Weezer, with the candid lyricism of Regina Spektor and Sara Bareilles, balanced by Bo Burnham–esque observational wit. A fixture in the Nashville music scene, Kate has collaborated with artists like Molly Grace Brye and Melina KB, further cementing her reputation as both a sharp songwriter and a musician’s musician. Since appearing on Season 23 of The Voice, Kate has been featured in Billboard, NPR, and American Songwriter, toured across the U.S., and opened for artists including Niall Horan and Ricky Montgomery. Her upcoming debut album, Weirdly Normal, captures a generation caught between nostalgia and uncertainty — flipping existential dread into quirky satire. At their core, every track feels like a voice note from your wittiest friend — deeply specific yet impossible not to relate to.