Billie Cole is an Australian-born vocalist and producer whose velvety tones and powerhouse performances have captivated audiences across the globe. Hailing from Melbourne as the eldest of four sisters, Billie was raised in a music-filled home where her father's love for jazz, soul, and swing set the tone for a lifelong journey in sound.

 

Since relocating to the U.S. in 1997, Billie Cole has spent over two decades lighting up Las Vegas—from the MGM Grand to the Mirage, Paris, Planet Hollywood, and beyond. She’s performed at iconic jazz venues and produced halftime shows for NBA championship games, all while staying true to her first love: singing Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Latin Jazz, and Old School R&B.

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Her early years were shaped by family harmonies sung on coastal road trips, classical voice training under renowned tenor Ron Lees, and a teenage debut at Marios of Brighton with pianist Sergio Fochi of Louis Armstrong fame. That very stage became a turning point when Motown legend Gil Askey—musical director for Diana Ross and the Jacksons—joined her group, mentoring her and expanding her creative horizons.

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With formal studies in sound engineering and a dual career as a model and performer, Billie quickly became a household name in

Australia. She graced national television on *Hey Hey It’s Saturday* and *Good Morning Australia*, while playing to packed houses in premier clubs, casinos, and cruise ship showrooms.

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