JB Somers

JB Somers is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter known for his emotive vocals and unflinchingly honest songwriting. A pastor’s kid from Alabama, Somers first found his voice singing in church before reaching a national audience on Season 23 of NBC’s The Voice as part of Kelly Clarkson’s team. Blending soulful pop with confessional lyricism, his music explores identity, queerness, healing and self-acceptance with striking emotional clarity. He’s shared stages with artists including Katie Pruitt, Fancy Hagood, Morgxn, Jess Nolan, and Grammy-winning songwriter Melody Walker.

In 2025, Somers released his EP Love, Myself, a pivotal project chronicling his journey toward authenticity and self-trust. With a growing Nashville fanbase and a reputation for vulnerable, cathartic performances, JB Somers continues to establish himself as a compelling voice at the intersection of pop and deeply personal storytelling.