Live Folk-Pop Music @ Milbrandt
Izzy Burns used to not have a voice after emergency airway surgeries, but now she has a voice to share.
Izzy Burns (Oct 9, 2002) is an American folk-pop singer from Moscow, Idaho, who sings because she once couldn’t. Despite facing significant medical challenges early in life, including an emergency tracheostomy surgery that initially left her without a voice as a child for the first two years of her life, Izzy has defied the odds to become a talented musician and singer. After many surgeries and years of therapy she was able to not just speak, but sing and Izzy began to immerse herself in singing, playing guitar, and writing songs.
Her career took a pivotal turn when she sat on a plane next to Mellad Abeid, a guitar professor at Gonzaga University, who helped refine her songwriting and production skills.
Izzy’s story of overcoming early life adversity to become a celebrated artist is a testament to her strength and dedication. Her music, available on major streaming platforms, and reflects her deep passion and resilience.