Tori Sparks is an internationally recognized singer, songwriter, producer, activist, and public speaker. She was born in Chicago, lived and recorded in Nashville for many years, and currently lives in Barcelona, Spain. Sparks has released seven critically- acclaimed studio albums, has toured in 24 countries, and her voice can be heard in soundtracks and commercials.

She regularly presents talks and sits on professional panels at conferences such as SXSW, WOMEX, PrimaveraPro, others, and has been featured by national and international media such as Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Radio3, and NPR.  Tori Sparks’ latest work, Wait No More: The Live Album  was released on vinyl and double CD on Record Store Day 2019. “It’s not a live record, it’s THE live record,” says rock magazine Ruta66 in its review. This is her third album in collaboration with her Barcelona-based band, which mixes rock, blues and flamenco.

Sparks is also known for her activism. She was the Secretary of the Musicians Union of Catalunya until 2020, and is spokesperson for Spanish freedom of speech movement No Callarem. She recently spearheaded the solidarity project Love in a Time of Quarantine, a compilation album featuring songs by independent artists economically affected by the global coronavirus pandemic.

Sparks is a strong proponent of human rights, gender equality, freedom of speech, and education, and has been self-managed since she started in the music business at the age of 17.

Tori is proudly endorsed by D’Addario Strings since 2007 and Thembe Fashions since 2016.  Click here to learn more about Tori Sparks and to listen to her music, including the new single recorded in lockdown, “The Man Who Sold the World.”