Christine Bilé is a Pittsfield, MA-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist crafting a rootsy, soul-fueled mix of pop-folk. Described as a "delightful blending of nostalgic and contemporary influences," her music feels instantly familiar yet excitingly fresh. Blending heartfelt lyrics with captivating melodies, Christine delivers performances that are dynamic, emotional, and unforgettable—guaranteed to make you smile, laugh, and groove.

2026 has marked a landmark breakthrough for Christine’s career. Her single "Lend A Hand" peaked at #7 on the NACC Folk Radio Charts, while her music gained global traction on major independent stations like Radio LoRa (Switzerland) and RTRFM (Australia). This international momentum was fueled by a viral social media moment for "Matriarchy Battle Song," which reached over 50,000 likes. Her "authentic and expressive voice" has even reached the highest levels of state government, earning her dual official citations from the Massachusetts State Senate and House of Representatives following a landmark performance at the State House.

A seasoned fixture on the festival circuit, Christine has shared the stage with distinguished regional and national talent at the Black Bear Americana Festival, the Ladybug Music Festival, and the Sugar Hill Folk Festival. Her versatility extends into the theatrical world as a recipient of the 2025 Creative Individuals Grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and a previous collaborator with the Williamstown Theatre Festival, where she has starred as a lead performer and composed original music for several Community Works productions.

Currently, Christine is building global momentum toward her Fall 2026 EP, Happiness Lives Here. Her powerful new single, "Soldier of Love" (featuring the legendary Gina Coleman), is available now on all streaming platforms.