Jenna Raine
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Rising Artist
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Jenna Raine is a 22-year-old Westlake, Texas-born singer-songwriter who went from singing Adele at a third-grade talent show to accumulating 466 million global streams on Warner Records, fueled by the TikTok-viral breakout "see you later (ten years)" and a faith-rooted pop sound she is now showcasing on her first-ever headline tour behind her debut album "Jeans, Boys and Jesus," releasing August 14, 2026.
Current Tour & Setlist
Raine's "Jeans, Boys and Jesus Tour" launches in September 2026 for a 24-city nationwide headlining run that marks her first full U.S. headline tour, with stops in major markets including Nashville, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and her hometown of Dallas, Texas. Support acts for the run include Ava Liv Mabry, Alyssa Flaherty, and Abigail Osborn, and fans can expect the setlist to feature debut album tracks including the lead single "What Would I Say?" alongside fan favorites "see you later (ten years)," "It Is What It Is," "Roses," and new material from the August 14 album release.
Early Life
Born Jenna Raine Simmons on February 17, 2004, in Westlake, Texas, a suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth, she got her first taste of the spotlight in third grade when she sang Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" at a school talent show and stunned her parents enough that they signed her up for singing lessons as a birthday gift when she turned ten. A family friend recommended the Septien Entertainment Group, one of Dallas's top music training facilities, where she developed her voice and stage presence while also playing competitive softball, dodgeball, and volleyball and teaching herself guitar, piano, and ukulele alongside formal vocal training.
Career Highlights
In early 2015, at age 11, Raine was scouted to join the all-girl group L2M (Listening to Music), releasing their debut single "GIRLZ" and building a following through Musical.ly, the platform that later became TikTok, before the group starred in the YouTube Red original series Hyperlinked in 2017 and she eventually pursued a solo career. Her breakout solo moment came in 2021 when "see you later (ten years)" exploded on TikTok, leading to a deal with Warner Records and SB Projects and a major-label debut EP of the same name. She went on to collaborate with Joshua Bassett on "Don't Let Me Down" and performed at the 2023 MTV VMAs Block Party, earning recognition from Rolling Stone, Billboard, and V Magazine along the way. She has since surpassed 466 million global career streams, released the "Only Started Growing" EP featuring the viral hit "Roses," supported David Kushner on his European tour and Avery Anna on her "The Let Go Letters Tour" in late 2025, and is set to release her debut album "Jeans, Boys and Jesus" on August 14, 2026, on Warner Records.
Family & Personal Life
Raine was born to Carla and Rick Simmons and grew up in Westlake with several siblings, and has spoken openly about the deep role faith plays in her life and her music, with her debut album title reflecting the three things that define her world at age 22. She keeps her romantic life relatively private, though her songwriting draws heavily from personal experiences of heartbreak, friendship, and growing up, and she has not publicly confirmed a current relationship. Her debut album "Jeans, Boys and Jesus" is a direct reflection of her life at 22, exploring faith, love, heartbreak, friendship, and chasing dreams with the honesty and optimism that have defined her sound since her breakthrough.
