Eryn Woods

With her unique style and youthful voice, singer Eryn Woods is ready to dominate the world with her eclectic brand of pop punk. Her music has already been featured on Vh1 and MTV, she has worked closely with designers NYMPHA London, Betsey Johnson, Iron Fist Clothing, and Married to the Mob, amongst others and is officially sponsored by Monster Products, Manic Panic, and Aids Healthcare Foundation. As the queen of the “Misfit” Nation—a term she coined to define her “fun and diverse” fan base—Woods’ musical and fashion influence on young Misfits is spreading around the globe.

Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, Woods has been involved in the arts since an early age. Growing up she sang in her church choir, participated in musical theater and was enrolled in dance, acting and singing lessons.

After graduating high school, Woods relocated to New York where she scored a position singing background vocals and assisting an artist and manager with day-to-day operations. Through this experience, Woods met her current music producer ARC from Pharsound Productions (Ke$ha, Kings of Leon, Shiny Toy Guns, Black Kids, Scissor Sisters). The two decided to move to Atlanta and focus their energies on her solo project. The talented pair spent several months working on music, including the collaboration between Woods and songwriter, Ursula Yancy who penned Rihanna’s hit record “Skin” from her album Loud. The dynamic duo came up with the infectious monster jam “Gangstas, Geeks and Freaks.” The dance-oriented track became the lead single from Wood’s self-financed debut EP Holl.E.Woods, an ode to the unapologetic underbelly of a city decorated by society’s outcasts, led by Woods herself. A play on her name, Holl.E.Woods is a brilliant and unorthodox concept album full of zealous singles.

Playing numerous gigs including events, venues and large festivals, the relatable black swan of the bubble gum world has shared the stage with the likes of Robyn, Sasha Gradiva, Adam Lambert, Natalia Kills, The Millionaires, Karmin, Hey Monday, The Ready Set and many more. She has also performed at a variety of PRIDE Festivals across the map, making the hyper-ambitious Woods somewhat of a global ambassador for tolerance and positive change. When she’s not working on perfecting her craft, Woods can be found speaking to middle and high school students on topics such as self-acceptance and bullying, issues that are close to her heart. She also just won the TOP award for the GA Music Awards, 2014 FEMALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR! True to her character, Woods’ music is diverse, honest, intellectual, charming and entertaining.

“ALMOST FAMOUS”, her 3rd EP can be found on Itunes, Amazon, Apple Music, Goggle Play, etc….

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