Jessica Willis Fisher

Country and Americana music singer-songwriter, performing artist, and author Jessica Willis Fisher believes that sharing our stories with one another will change the world. Willis Fisher grew up as the eldest daughter in a highly controlled and religious household and was the frontwoman in her celebrated family band, The Willis Clan, until her departure in 2016 at the age of 23. After six years of dedicated recovery, she is sharing the remarkable account of a life reclaimed from the toxic shame of abuse and harrowing trauma.

Willis Fisher's debut solo album, "Brand New Day," was released in 2022, through which she continues to reclaim her voice and her sound. Her unflinching memoir, "Unspeakable: Surviving My Childhood and Finding My Voice," also released in 2022, is a #1 bestseller in its category on Amazon. As a passionate advocate for survivors, Willis Fisher now speaks and sings with a courageous and unique power, creating space to speak the unspeakable. She has been a speaker at notable events such as the 2022 World Mental Health Day and has engaged with organizations like The Nashville Rescue Mission and Davis House Child Advocacy Center.

Furthermore, Willis Fisher has shared her experiences and performed on platforms like the "Tamron Hall Show," further amplifying her message and advocacy for victims of trauma and abuse. Through her music, public speaking, and literary work, she continues to inspire and support individuals in confronting and healing from their past traumas.