Vera Sims is a New Orleans native born June 8, 1973. Vee is a graduate of Picayune High School in 1991, and a college graduate from Northwestern University with a master's degree in Adult Learning and Development/Work Force Development. She is the mother of three beautiful young ladies. She began singing in the church choir at the age of five and has continued to sing solos at her church home, Little Zion Baptist Church of New Orleans, LA. Due to the damage of Hurricane Katrina, she relocated to Birmingham Al for ten years. She has sung for countless wedding ceremonies, comedy shows, and parties. She was welcomed wholeheartedly to perform in the stage play “Church Mess” in Birmingham and Miami, Florida. She was honored to sing as one of the Raelettes in "An Evening with Ray" under the direction of the talented Sam Warren as he graced the stage as Ray. She also played the role of one of the church ladies in the stage play “The Color Purple,” the princess that kissed a frog in “Disenchanted,” Momma in “Sweet Potato Queens”, and Frank N Furter in Rocky Horror. Tribute shows and music shows such as Aretha Franklin's, Vintage Vogue Show, Girl Groups of the ’60s, Back to the Chapel, Come and Get Your Love, and Tina Turner's “What’s Love Got to Do with It” were graced with her vocal talent. Vee is honored and so excited to bring to you a night of Whitney Houston's “Saving All My Love for You” coming February 23-March 2, 2024.