Julie Dubela
Julie Dubela is a teen singer, best known in the Boston and the
surrounding area for singing the national anthem at famous places like
Fenway Park and other major league sport venues, at a young age. She's
opened games with the Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, and Boston
Celtics. Her performance for a Boston Red Sox game was captured in the
film "Wait 'til This Year", about the 2004 surprise win of the Sox.
The fifteen year first gained widespread notice in American Juniors in 2003, which led to her invitations to perform at Fenway Park. She was then invited to perform for the state legislature of New Hampshire. She then subsequently did another reality TV talent show, with America's Most Talented Kid, where she came in a close second.
Her most recent TV appearance was as contestant on Endurance: Endurance: Tehachapi, a survivor-type reality TV show for teens. Julie was part of the Grey team with John. The two were delimited mid way through the season.
Julie lives in Stratham, New Hampshire with her family, where she attended Cooperative Middle School and Exeter High School.
The fifteen year first gained widespread notice in American Juniors in 2003, which led to her invitations to perform at Fenway Park. She was then invited to perform for the state legislature of New Hampshire. She then subsequently did another reality TV talent show, with America's Most Talented Kid, where she came in a close second.
Her most recent TV appearance was as contestant on Endurance: Endurance: Tehachapi, a survivor-type reality TV show for teens. Julie was part of the Grey team with John. The two were delimited mid way through the season.
Julie lives in Stratham, New Hampshire with her family, where she attended Cooperative Middle School and Exeter High School.
