Fronted by singer-songwriter Amber Angelina, this five-piece band delivers performances that are as emotionally intimate as they are powerful. An eclectic torch singer with a voice that can be tender one moment—and then rise up and knock you on your feet the next—Amber Angelina creates music that feels deeply human, familiar, and quietly daring all at once.

Music journalist Brett Milano captures the experience best:
“Amber Angelina has a voice that will steal your heart, tell your secrets and rock your world—and that’s in the first number alone.”

Critics and listeners alike have drawn comparisons to Linda Ronstadt, Kate Bush, Neko Case, and Laura Nyro, but Amber’s voice and songwriting resist easy categorization. Her songs come face to face with vulnerability—wrestling with it, sometimes winning, sometimes learning to live alongside it. These are songs about regrets, resilience, and the grace of accepting one’s own humanity, occasionally wandering into darker corners of the human condition.

Backed by an intuitive and collaborative band—Mike Castellana (guitar, co-songwriter), Peter Moore (keys, vocals, co-songwriter), Jef Charland (upright bass, vocals), and Nate Logus (drums)—Amber’s songs are given room to breathe, swell, and surprise, enriched by lush harmonies and a chemistry that moves effortlessly between smoky intimacy and full-bodied, cathartic release.

Rick Biskit Roth of WMBR notes:
“Amber Angelina is a gem—a diamond in the rough. When I hear her sing, I imagine what it must have felt like to see Janis Joplin or Linda Ronstadt in a small club.”

Born and raised in Los Angeles and now firmly rooted in the Boston area, Amber Angelina has become a treasured presence in New England’s music scene.

Whether performing original material or unexpected covers, Amber Angelina and her band create live shows that feel personal, immersive, and unforgettable—making them a compelling choice for music-loving audiences and venues seeking an artist who connects deeply, sings fearlessly, and leaves audiences wanting more.