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Cee Cee Collins is a vocal powerhouse, delivering her two-fisted rockin’ blues assault. She has been described as a “wrecking ball blues singer,” one who will “bust you up with her cantankerous, full barroom blues. Straight. No chaser” by Michael’s on the River, Flat Rock, MI.

“She has a solid blues voice and the stage presence to compliment it.” – Detroit Blues Society

“[Cee Cee] will surprise people who think they have heard all that the Detroit blues market has to offer.” – Detroit News

Cee Cee is a 40-something U.S. Marine veteran, mother and grandmother—and is known as the “Princess of the Blues.”

Since the age of 15, Cee Cee has been pleasing crowds of all genres. Starting her singing career with soul and R&B, she learned early on that jazz also had a place in her heart. She moved to Atlanta in her 30s, which allowed her to expand her musical talents.  From there she moved to Madrid, Spain, where she performed Motown with The New Supremes.

Upon returning to Michigan, she joined the Detroit Underground Band, appearing on their two CDs Live at the Dally in the Alley and Colorblind. Others on the Detroit scene that she has worked with include Sir Mack Rice, Thornetta Davis, Cathy “Diva” Davis and Lady T, as well as the now-departed legends of Detroit blues Eddie Kirkland, Joe Weaver and Willie D. Warren.

Cee Cee has spent the last few years touring the country with Alberta Adams (Detroit’s queen of the blues) & RJ’s Rhythm Rockers. Her latest CD is Don’t Mess Around with the RJ Spangler Trio. Her current work includes Red Pepper Paul & the Hot Tamales with James Cloyd, as well as Rusty Ried & the Lucky Strikes. She has also fronted Witch Doctors and Soul Purpose bands.

As an incredible blues and soul vocalist who sings with conviction and great emotion, Cee Cee is becoming known for her ability to connect with an audience.