Previously known as Sophie Tremblay, it is no accident that time and time again, both critics and fans alike describe Sophie Day's voice as remarkably pure, spell-binding and brilliant. As a result, she has earned JUNO Award nomination as well as a strong reputation of one of Quebec’s most sought-after vocalists. Since her career debut, Sophie has performed in front of hundreds of thousands -including at the honorary doctorate performance for Joni Mitchell herself-, on multiple continents, in a multitude of productions and has won numerous awards.

Sophie’s far-reaching experience as singer is enriched by her extensive background both jazz and the colorful traditions of French Chanson, leading to captivating musical moments, including her debut album Fleurs bleues (Distribution Select/Quebecor). Her JUNO Award nominated album Clémence (2020), a tribute to the great Clémence DesRochers, received Canada-wide acclaim and has been a named one of 2020's most important albums by CBC/Radio-Canada.

Although Sophie Day performs in diverse musical settings throughout the world, her expertise spreads beyond the spotlight and into her teaching studio. Sophie is sought out by high-profile professional vocalists and actors looking to improve their interpretation, range, tone, technique and endurance through private coaching. Additionally, since 2013, Sophie has been teaching voice at McGill University's prestigious Schulich School of Music in Jazz Performance.

Whether on stage in the world-famous role of Eponine in Les Misérables or as Marie-Jeanne in the concert version of the rock opera Starmania (Québec Issime), critics and spectators alike agree: Sophie Day is one of the most remarkable vocalists Montreal has to offer.