Rebecca Loebe is an award winning indie folk/rock singer songwriter currently making her home in Austin. In the ten years since she quit her job as a recording studio engineer to pursue music full-time she has performed an average of 150 shows per year in 42 states of the US and a dozen countries (and counting!)

In 2009 she won the Kerrville New Folk songwriting award for songs that would appear on her 2010 release "Mystery Prize." That album spent over two months on the US and Euro Americana Top 40 Charts and caught the attention of casting directors at NBC who invited Rebecca to audition for the first season of "The Voice." Over 12 million people saw Rebecca's national television debut as she performed her own show-stopping arrangement of Nirvana's 'Come As You Are,' prompting Adam Levine and Christina Aguilera to fight for the opportunity to work with her. Within hours her version of the song was charting on iTunes in the US and went on to do so in Canada, Europe and South America.

In 2014, between tours in Japan and Europe, she released her first-ever live concert album "Rebecca Loebe Live" in collaboration with Virginia-based record label Goose Creek Music. Last year Rebecca returned to Europe, debuted in the UK and was ranked #9 on Alternate Root Magazine's annual listing of the 30 Best Female Singers in America.