Cass Eager

Artist Info

If Amy Winehouse and Sharon Jones had a love child, it would be Cass Eager.” Mark Winkler, platinum award-winning lyricist.

“With chocolate-coated vocals and vintage soul swagger, Cass Eager brings bold, feel-good R&B that’s made for lovers, dreamers, and late-night storytellers. Her music shines with fierce femininity, old-school cool, and unstoppable joy. From soul-drenched ballads to swaggering anthems, Cass is the sound of self-love, romance, and rebellion – all rolled into one unforgettable voice.” Winter Blues Festival

Cass’s award-winning songs remind you that if your champagne glass isn’t already full, then it’s at least half-full (and definitely never empty). She writes songs steeped in the optimistic power of a well-lived woman: the one you’ve been, the one you are becoming, or the one you’re meant to be.

Cass’ music has been featured on US McDonalds and Hyundai commercials and in multiple TV shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Nine Network, Discovery, E! Entertainment, Discovery Channel and more. In 2025, Cass landed in the Hall of Fame of the Great American Song Contest, winning First Place in the R&B Category, as well as Outstanding Achievement in Songwriting / Finalist in the Pop Category. She was also awarded Winner in the R&B Category of the 2024 Unsigned Only Competition. Other notable awards include Finalist and Semi-Finalist in the 2024 USA Songwriting Competition, UK Song Contest and International Songwriting Competition.

With a career spanning years of captivating performances, Cass is known for her ability to connect with fans on an intimate level. She’s performed for Prince Harry and done several tours of duty entertaining international troops from Egypt to East Timor, the Middle East to the Solomon Islands. She’s won crowds over at festivals around Australia and across North America with the likes of Bob Egan (Wilco) and Ash Grunwald, Michael Franti and Spearhead, dropping her joy bomb wherever she lands. Her EP ‘Down On My Knees’ was voted Top 10 Album of the year in Rhythms Magazine.

Soul legend Al Green told Cass – in his church one Sunday in Memphis – “good things are gonna happen to you girl,” and she won’t ever stop believing.