Noah Cummins

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About Noah Cummins

Ever since he was a little kid, Noah was always in love with music. He started singing at the age of four in his hometown of Park Ridge, IL where he was singing the National Anthem for the Chicago Cubs, Bulls and White Sox. Noah is now fronting his own Indie/Pop act in Nashville, TN. He became really focused on his career in music during his studies at Belmont University where he started singing jazz, folk and writing his own songs. Noah would frequent writers rounds throughout Nashville which gave him a storytelling platform for his music outside of school. In December 2017, Belmont held their Christmas at Belmont event and had none other than Sheryl Crow host. Noah highly admires Sheryl Crow and got a chance to meet her after the event, share his story, and take a video with her. Within two weeks, the video went viral on Facebook gaining over 8 million views giving Noah a fun and engaging way to make new fans. Noah is also highly involved in his charity work with the Autism Spectrum Disorder. He attends, performs, and speaks at conventions across the country helping spread awareness and encouragement about autism. He also has a long history with the Autism Speaks organization and regularly writes blogs for their online community. Noah's plan is to hopefully open an after-school program for kids with ASD in the Chicago and Nashville areas. Noah has helped the ASD community for almost twelve years and still impacts many kids with his touching story. Noah Jack is currently working on his next recording project as well as finished his degree at Belmont University. With influences like Justin Timberlake, Jeff Buckley, and Coldplay, his poetic songwriting tells stories about past experiences specifically focusing around the importance of family.