Jimmie Herrod

Jimmie Herrod is a vocalist, arranger, and composer from Tacoma, Washington living in Portland, Oregon. Jimmie rose to worldwide acclaim on NBC’s America’s Got Talent after receiving the coveted “Golden Buzzer” and ending the competition as a finalist. After his time on television, Jimmie starred in the Las Vegas show America’s Got Talent - Live at Luxor, and competed once more on the spin off series, America’s Got Talent: All-Stars. Jimmie has been seen and heard on Oregon Public Broadcasting; All Classical Portland; as a featured soloist on PBS, including the globally televised Joni Mitchell Songbook concert at The Kennedy Center; tours internationally as an all-star featured vocalist with the renowned musical collective Pink Martini, and is regularly featured with major symphonies across the US including the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center, San Francisco Symphony, The Cleveland Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Oregon Symphony and Seattle Symphony, to name a few. Jimmie has released several albums, including “Falling in Love and Learning,” “Elated,” his recently released album of jazz arrangements of Stephen Sondheim songs entitled “Pretty Is What Changes,” and the new French duo album, “Reveries of Fauré” with French pianist Cédric Hanriot. Jimmie continues to headline concerts in venues across America in addition to appearances in Paris, France and other major cities around the world.