Ry Armstrong

Ry Armstrong grew up singing with the Seattle Symphony and performed on the Grammy-nominated album "The Shoe Bird." He has been seen in Off-Broadway productions of How the Westons Won, Pete the Cat, and Orphans & Outsiders. After finishing the National Tour of Teacher from the Black Lagoon, Armstrong released his charity album (Crossroads) that benefits BC/EFA and is housed at Broadway Records. The experience prompted Armstrong to start his own record label, Indie Chameleon, to produce indie music and to house his own compositions. Along with being a singer-songwriter, he has appeared in both A24's Uncut Gems and HBO's The Plot Against America this past year.