TRACY HILL

Tracy Hill, a favorite female vocalist at Donk’s “Came for a contest back in 2000, and stayed to become one of our most talented and most loved performers,” said a spokesperson from Donk’s. Tracy was born and raised in Seaford, Virginia, where she began singing in church when she was five or six and continued singing all through her school years, performing in her school’s presentation of “Guys and Dolls” and “South Pacific.”
Tracy cut her country music teeth singing with a band called “Southern Pride”, which entertained at locally at country music establishments and Moose lodges. When her children were born, she stopped singing with the band and now is a valued member of her church choir and sings at weddings and funerals and at Donk’s!
Whether Tracy is singing Patsy Cline or Martina McBride, an old Marty Robins tune or a new show tune, her voice is always melodic and true and a pleasure to listen to. She has brought the Donk’s audience to its feet on more than one occasion with her rendition of “Broken Wing”. “Tracy has a spectacular voice and the talent to use it wisely, besides that she is a wonderful person and a beautiful young woman. We are proud to present her as the featured entertainer at Donk’s,” said Lynda Smith, Talent and Production Manager.