Ashley Marina at The Boathouse at Two Rivers by Root Down Entertainment

Ashley Marina is currently an independent singer-songwriter who accompanies herself on guitar and keyboard. She is a verified artist on Spotify, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube with 33 original song releases to date including major radio play and six #1 singles on independent worldwide charts. In 2026, Ashley became the youngest all-chair turn artist on NBC’s The Voice Season 29 “Battle of Champions” also making her the only person in history from the State of Pennsylvania to make it onto seasons of both The Voice and America’s Got Talent. Her appearance on AGT Season 15 as a 12-year-old in 2020 trended at #5 worldwide on YouTube and is one of the most viewed AGT videos of all-time. Ashley’s "You’ll Always Be My Hero" was named on Billboard’s “Best Original Songs Ever Performed on AGT” and Talent Recap’s “Top 10 Emotional Tributes of All-Time” and has garnered 100+ million streams across platforms. Ashley’s cover of “Talking to the Moon” has accumulated 2+ billion streams across platforms. Her accolades include being named the Women Who Rock Rising Star, She Wolf Radio Ones 2 Watch Future Star, and MÓB Radio Artist of the Year worldwide, TalentWatch Dream Night Champion, National Talent America Tri Star Award Winner and five-time Williams SING-OFF Finalist. She has been featured on television such as ABC7 New York, CBS Pittsburgh New Year’s Eve Highmark First Night, KDKA’s Pittsburgh Today Live and Talk Pittsburgh, WPXI’s See & Be Seen and in many media outlets like the Huffington Post, People, Entertainment Weekly, ET Canada, iHeart Radio, American Songwriter, Wide Open Country, FRUDY, international radio networks and lead vocalist for The Stella Show’s “Ruler of the House” and A Hungry FAM Christmas by pocket.watch theme songs and Ryan’s World the Movie: Titan Universe Adventure trailer. She has performed on stages such as New York City's Apollo Theater, Disney World, opened for Platinum Recording Artist and American Idol Winner Jordin Sparks, CMA Fest Nashville