Téa G

Téa G is a Canadian pop and R&B recording artist known for her powerhouse vocals, captivating stage presence and remarkable vocal range, drawing comparisons to Ariana Grande and Beyoncé. She first gained recognition on TikTok, building a community of more than 230,000 followers. Her debut single, “SAY,” was featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday Philippines playlist. Téa has performed at major music festivals, conferences and cultural events across Canada and internationally, including Music Matters Live Music Festival in Singapore, New Skool Rules Music Festival in the Netherlands, JUNOfest, BreakOut West, NXNE, K-Days, Taste of Edmonton, Philfest, and Taste of Manila Canada. She has shared the stage with Grammy Award winners Carrie Underwood and Sam Hunt, 98 Degrees, Tyler Shaw and acclaimed Filipino artists Jose Mari Chan, Anne Curtis, Jarren Garcia, and Side A. Beyond the concert stage, Téa has performed the Canadian and American national anthems for Hockey Canada, the Professional Women’s Hockey League PWHL, the Women’s National Basketball Association WNBA, Monster Jam, the Edmonton Oil Kings, and the Edmonton Oilers, including during the Oilers’ 2026 Stanley Cup Playoff run. Currently developing her debut EP, Téa works with producers across Canada and Los Angeles as she continues to expand her international audience. Proud of her Filipino heritage, she creates music that connects cultures through powerful storytelling, emotion, and unforgettable performances.