Ava Suppelsa

Ava is an experienced and enticing performer, guitarist and vocalist- an audience can expect a diverse mix of music (covers and/or originals) that will captivate and catch listener's attention. She is personable and entertaining on stage, creating a fun and friendly atmosphere with the audience. Her music ranges from slow, easy listening music to uptempo, danceable songs.

At just 27, Ava Suppelsa has had a career that levels with songwriters twice her age. Born and raised in Chicago, she made the leap to Boston to study at Berklee College of Music until relocating at 19 to Nashville to pursue her career in songwriting. Her songs have been recorded by Keith Urban, John Paul White, Avery Anna, Jamie O’Neal, Ryan Griffin, Flatland Cavalry and more. Ryan Griffin’s breakout single “Salt, Lime and Tequila”, which was co-penned by Ava, went #1 on Sirius XM’s The Highway and reached the top 50 on Billboard. Ava’s credits have amassed over 100 million streams, charted on both Canadian and American country radio and been featured on Spotify’s “Hot Country” and “New Music Friday” playlists numerous times. Ava signed a worldwide publishing deal in 2020 with King Pen Music and Warner Chappell Nashville. She also founded and actively runs Hope On The Row, a non-profit organization that serves Nashville’s unhoused community.

While she is primarily a songwriter, Ava's singing and performance abilities have taken her to stages across the nation and she is known to captivate an audience with just her voice and her guitar. Her favorite venues to play in Nashville are the Bluebird Cafe and The Listening Room Cafe.

Typical set length can run up to four hours (or more, negotiable depending on venue). Full PA system for a small-medium size venue can be provided for a small additional fee.