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Trenyce, daughter of Jesse and Linda Cobbins, showed remarkable talent from an early age. By age four, she was already singing jingles heard on TV and radio. Throughout her education—from grade school to high school—Trenyce was celebrated for her vocal abilities, excelling in local talent shows and school pageants, earning titles such as "Miss Sophomore" and "First Alternate" to Miss Junior at Central High School.
Following high school, Trenyce received a full music scholarship to the University of Memphis, where she honed her skills as part of the "University Singers" and the touring band "Sound Fuzion," performing various musical styles across Tennessee. Initially majoring in nursing, she completed three years before deciding to pursue music full-time, taking a year off to focus on her musical career.
During this time, Trenyce performed at renowned Memphis venues including Rhythms Nightclub, Precious Cargo, and Isaac Hayes Restaurant. She also contributed to community events hosted by organizations like the NewsChannel Three Kids Count Expo, the NAACP Gala, and the Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Pageant. In 1996, she won first place at the national NAACP Act-So Competition in Atlanta, Georgia, outperforming more than 125 contestants nationwide.
While working a job she enjoyed, Trenyce learned about the "American Idol" auditions in Nashville, Tennessee, in October 2002. She camped on a cold rooftop for three days, auditioning for producers and nearly losing her voice. Ultimately, celebrity judges Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, and Simon Cowell selected her to compete in California among the top 250 contestants nationwide. Advancing to the top 32 and then the top 12, Trenyce delivered dynamic performances weekly on national television, earning a fifth-place finish and gaining millions of fans.
Between June and August 2003, Trenyce was a standout performer on the American Idol II Live Concert Tour, thrilling audiences across the U.S. and Canada with powerful renditions of Tina Turner’s "Proud Mary" and Whitney Houston’s "I Have Nothing." The tour, spanning 41 cities over 55 days, became the summer’s biggest event, outdrawing other major tours. Critics praised Trenyce’s energetic stage presence and exceptional talent, noting her ability to shine as a solo artist with lasting potential.
Although her time on American Idol concluded, Trenyce’s career was just beginning. She appeared on numerous national television programs including CNN, Live with Regis and Kelly, Extra, ET, Fox and Friends, the CBS Early Morning Show, the Wayne Brady Show, The Pulse, Inside Edition, Good Day Live, The Today Show, and TRL. Nationally recognized as a rising singing sensation, she received local acclaim in Memphis through features in Grace Magazine, Proud Magazine, Party Source, and was named one of Memphis’ 30 Most Beautiful People in Elite Magazine’s June 2003 issue. Prominent regional newspapers such as The Commercial Appeal, The Silver Star News, and the TriState Defender also highlighted her achievements. Recently, she was honored with certificates of achievement and keys to the city from both the Mayor of Shelby County and the Mayor of Memphis.
Looking ahead, Trenyce aims to showcase her unique voice as a singer-songwriter, model, actress, producer, spokesperson, and entrepreneur. Her performances promise a diverse experience, effortlessly blending love songs, powerful ballads, and high-energy dance numbers to captivate audiences.
As an artist, Trenyce embraces continual reinvention, combining a sexy, edgy, and distinctive style. Her boundless vocal talent, classic beauty, commanding stage presence, and dynamic dance ability attract fans of all ages both nationally and internationally.
