Cami Clune is a singer-songwriter and performer whose emotionally charged vocals and distinctive blend of pop-rock and country have earned national attention. First introduced to a wider audience as a finalist on The Voice (Season 19)—where she earned a rare four-chair turn—Clune has since evolved into an independent artist known for dynamic vocals and honest, narrative-driven songwriting. Inspired by the sounds of the 1970s, Clune draws influence from genre-spanning artists like Linda Ronstadt and Stevie Nicks, while her background in musical theatre has shaped her deep connection to storytelling and its place at the heart of her music.

She recently drew widespread national coverage following a viral NHL playoff anthem performance in Buffalo, where a microphone malfunction during “O Canada” led the crowd to spontaneously take over the performance in a moment of unity and shared spirit. The moment was featured across major outlets including The New York Times, Reuters, NPR, USA Today, and many others.

As the primary anthem singer for the Buffalo Sabres, Clune has performed at major events across the NFL, NHL, NASCAR, and SailGP. She has also performed with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Grammy Award-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta, showcasing the range of her work as a live vocalist.

In July 2026, Clune released her debut album, should be sleeping. The seven-track project journeys through love, limerence, heartbreak, and identity, pairing vulnerable storytelling with a sound that moves from intimate and delicate to bold and powerful.