Jaclyn Bradley Palmer

Jaclyn Bradley Palmer was born in Lorain, Ohio. She has been featured on "Ireland's Got Talent" and "The Voice of Holland" (the TV show that originated the international "The Voice" series) where she was the only American selected for the show. Before moving overseas, this international singer-songwriter was a resident of Los Angeles where she and her music appeared on Bravo, TLC, VH1, MTV, HGTV, Time Warner, and Bravo. Although she holds a degree in opera, it is her original music which has been heard on television shows such as The Rachel Zoe Project, Breaking Bonaduce, and House Hunters International. When she is not performing for audiences, she can be found bedside at hospitals singing with patients. A board certified music therapist, she conducted the largest music therapy study in history to use live music in the operating arena. This research was published in the esteemed Journal of Clinical Oncology. She also founded Rock Town Music Academy, an art school in her hometown. The merging of music and film is also of importance to Palmer whose music videos have been named official section at the Orlando Film Festival, Amsterdam Lift Off Festival, Utah Music Awards (which she won!) and Dances with Films in Hollywood where her latest work premiered at the famed Chinese Theater. It is not surprising that Cleveland magazine (her hometown) named her one of the city's most interesting people. Palmer has released four studio albums, the most recent being a holiday record titled, December.