Bio

Franki Moscato is an American singer/songwriter, actress, and national speaker.

Moscato is a devoted Christian artist whose greatest joy comes from singing for the Lord. Moscato performs solo concerts with just her mic and keyboard, leaving her audiences thunderstruck and makes a lasting impression on everyone she meets.  

Moscato’s career dates back to grade school when she first polished her artistry and shook her school district with heartrending pieces that honored war veterans and their families. Her musical journey has since taken her to incredible heights, with performances alongside artists such as Riley Green, Jake Owen, Charlie Berens, Danny Gokey, CAIN, and more. Moscato went on to perform the National Anthem twice for the White House, five times for the Green Bay Packers, six times for the Milwaukee Bucks, and twice for the Miss Wisconsin Pageant. In 2019, she won American Idol’s coveted “Gold Ticket” and went on to compete in Hollywood before the celebrity judges.  Moscato stars in three music videos that have all earned awards, including “Best Music Video” in the London and Hollywood Independent Film Awards and a “Silver Remi” in the Steven Spielberg Film Awards.

A passionate advocate for those struggling with mental health, Moscato has used her platform to raise awareness for adolescent suicide prevention. Since the age of eleven, she has dedicated herself to advocating for young people in need of hope, and at 19, she founded the Franki Moscato Foundation to support Wisconsin youth battling mental health challenges. Moscato demonstrated her love for children by volunteering her inspirational music at two area hospitals. She also performed at bedsides at the Sunrise Children’s Hospital in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Franki Moscato Foundation headquarters are in a commercial space in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where her signature “BE KIND” message is labeled on most of her merchandise. Her message can be found in schools, and at many youth-support organizations. Her message serves to spread the word, raise awareness of this decaying etiquette, and earn proceeds to help strapped families, schools, and state-wide youth organizations fight teen suicide.

Her faith remains central to her work, and she consistently uses her voice to bring hope and healing to others.

To learn more about Wisconsin’s young icon, see her resume below.