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LAUREN JELENCOVICH is currently on tour with Yanni as his featured vocalist, performing to sold out venues all over the world such as Radio City Music Hall, Red Rocks Amphitheater and Royal Albert Hall. She can be seen on his PBS Specials/DVDs and CDs. Lauren is featured on Yanni's album, Inspirato, singing the song Usignolo (Nightingale) alongside Plácido Domingo and Renèe Fleming. She is a Grand Prize winner of Ed McMahon's Star Search and Andrea Bocelli's World Scholarship.

Lauren was featured in People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People and Teen Magazine. She has garnered great acclaim for her affecting portrayals of opera and musical theater roles throughout the world. Most recently, she had the extreme honor of working with the legendary Dolly Parton for her Netflix movie musical pitch of “Christmas on the Square” as well as being cast in the first table read of the 2025 Broadway bound musical based on Dolly's life. Lauren and her sparkling soprano voice impart her love and passion for all genres of music to thrill audiences of all ages. Lauren was the first woman in recent history to sing on stage in Saudi Arabia for a mixed audience of men and women, a moment both she and Yanni recall as one of the most moving experiences on stage.

Genre - Opera and Musical Theater

Press Quotes -

"Lauren is a fantastic singer with an impressive tonal range and dynamic. Her flexibility and wonderful personality makes her ideal to work with. She can truly sing pop, Broadway, world, folk and classical music with high quality and versatility!"
- Leo-Z, Producer/Composer (Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli)

"A highlight of Saturday evening was when Lauren Jelencovich appeared in the flesh for "Nightingale," and no surprise, she nailed every note."
- Syracuse Times

"Few singers in the world possess the vocal pyrotechnics that Lauren Jelencovich commands. Her presence on stage combined with her impeccable technique make her one of her generation's elite performers."
- Troy Quinn Music Director, The Venice Symphony and The Owensboro Symphony, Pops Conductor, Rhode Island Philharmonic