Trans Pop Star Alissah to Perform at 2022 TEAs

“I’m so excited to be back performing again this year,” said Alissah. “My first experience at the TEAs was beyond amazing, so this year I’m planning on doing a bigger performance and giving a bigger show.”

“Alissah has such a great presence on stage and we’re honored to have her as our special musical guest for our first in-person show in two years,” explained TEA Executive Producer, Kristel Penn. “Without giving away too much, I will say that our guests are in for a really special treat featuring an electric performance that includes our Mistress of Ceremonies, Domino Presley.”

The 2022 TEAs presented ManyVids will be held in Hollywood on March 13, 2022. The official Pre-Party will be held on March 11, 2022, at the Avalon’s connecting property, the Bardot. More information can be found at theTEAShow.com.

Alissah is an activist, recording artist and aspiring fashion designer based out of Atlanta, GA. She is originally from Durango, Mexico and grew up in Gainesville, GA. Throughout high school, she was involved in band as well as theater. She began doing shows when she relocated to Panama City, Florida in 2004.

Since then, she’s been on the rise to stardom being featured on MTV’s hit show “Teen Wolf,” VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” and Tyler Perry’s hit movie “Good Deeds.” Alissah also landed a role in the film If I Should Die Before I Wake directed by Eric Ayala, which has won many awards in the independent film circuit.

Alissah was briefly part of the all-trans girl group “The Secret Girls” in the fall of 2015. The group dismembered shortly after. In the summer of 2016 Alissah decided to focus on a solo career. She has since joined BSE a began working with producer Ryan Snow on her debut music project.

Alissah’s activist work began when she was denied entry into a club for being transgender. She has since worked with her best friend, singer and actress Kat Graham, along with GLAAD to bring awareness to this issue. Alissah continues to do charity work and raise money for various organizations specifically “Lost & Found Youth.” In 2016, Alissah was presented with “The GA Voice Best Transgender Activist” award.