Lorain native to appear on ‘Ireland’s Got Talent’

Jaclyn Bradley Palmer, whose voice has been heard internationally, is featured this week on the show.

Jaclyn Bradley Palmer, whose voice has been heard on television shows around the globe, will be featured this week on Ireland’s Got Talent. A graduate of Indiana University’s music school and a board-certified music therapist by trade, Bradley Palmer uses her voice to entertain audiences internationally as well as soothe and inspire hospitalized patients, where she led the largest study in history to bring live music into surgery, according to a news release. Bradley Palmer will take stage Feb. 23 at the Helix in Dublin to showcase her talents in front of four judges who include fellow American, Michelle Visage, host of RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Louis Walsh, original judge from The X Factor with Simon Cowell. “As a little girl, I would watch with wonder shows like Star Search as well as the talent portion of Miss America – and I loved every minute of it,” Bradley Palmer said. “It is exciting when people come together to share music, dance, comedy and artfulness, and I am thrilled to be participating in such a show now in Ireland.” Bradley Palmer is no stranger to television and she has been literally singing herself around the world, the release said. Just last year, she was the only American to compete in The Voice of Holland where she was successful with her blind audition and joined a team for the season. Bradley Palmer, her voice and her compositions have also appeared on “The Rachel Zoe Project” (Bravo), “Breaking Bonaduce” (Vh1), “Date my Mom” (MTV) and “House Hunter’s International” (HGTV). Bradley Palmer said she is overjoyed to join the second season of Ireland’s Got Talent. “The world is full of talented people,” she said in the release. “I’m just grateful to have the chance to collaborate with artists throughout the globe.” Bradley Palmer’s portion will air at 8:30 p.m. in Ireland, which is 3:30 p.m. EST.

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