Aimee Allen Net Worth

Aimee Allen, best known for her medium skills on Travel Channel series The Dead Files, earns a substantial annual income. Working alongside retired homicide detective Steve DiSchiavi they investigate unexplained paranormal incidents at haunted locations across the US.

She currently performs as the lead vocalist of ska punk band The Interrupters and has collaborated with artists like Jimmy Cliff and Lee “Scratch” Perry.

Early Life and Education

Aimee Allen hails from Missoula, Montana and belongs to the white ethnicity. Although not much has been revealed about her family or childhood in public media accounts, Aimee is known for being an accomplished singer having won multiple awards during her career.

She first gained recognition through The Interrupters, a ska punk band formed by Jesse and Justin Bivona. Since joining, she has released many EPs and studio albums with them, in addition to contributing her voice on movie soundtracks such as Hairspray, Prom Night, and Sorority Row.

She has collaborated with some acclaimed musicians and artists such as Scott Russo of Unwritten Law, Jimmy Cliff, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Mark Ronson. Additionally, she is active in charitable initiatives through working with various charities.

Professional Career

Allen began her musical career singing at local clubs such as Mustard Seed and Casa Pablo’s. Additionally, she performed at Jay’s Upstairs – an intimate bar offering live music and quirky acts – before its closure.

After initially garnering recognition, she joined forces with Scott Russo from Unwritten Law to release the album Sitting in a Tree and their single, Miss America won them the Vox Populi Duo Award at the annual Independent Music Awards.

Later she joined forces with Jesse, Justin and Kevin Bivona of The Interrupters band to form their ska-punk ensemble – boasting several successful albums as well as appearing in movies such as Hairspray (2007), Sorority Row (2009) and Prom Night.

Achievement and Honors

Aimee Allen first experienced music at an early age. Raised on classic jazz, she sang in college a cappella jazz groups before graduating and moving to Paris where she found an instantaneous connection to both French audiences and Brazilian bossa nova music.

she collaborated on a duet album with Scott Russo of Unwritten Law and contributed to its soundtrack for Hairspray. Additionally, she performed alongside artists like Mark Ronson, Sublime with Rome, Tim Armstrong of Rancid (Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day), Linda Perry Lee “Scratch” Perry Jimmy Cliff and Travis Barker among many others.

This October, she will join forces with guitarist Tony Romano and bassist Francois Moutin to perform original and inspired renditions of standard repertoire on tour.

Personal Life

Aimee Allen is a musician, singer-songwriter, and medium. She appears regularly as a host on Travel Channel’s Paranormal Witness series investigating unexplained phenomena at haunted locations across the U.S. Having handled over 500 cases to date, Aimee is now considered an expert witness on paranormal investigations.

Montana native Aimee Interrupters and its lead vocalist have recorded multiple albums together. She has collaborated with such notable artists as Jimmy Cliff, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Tim Armstrong of Rancid among many others.

Outside her career, Allen is an enthusiastic curler. She has competed in both the Curl Mesabi Classic and Ed Werenich Golden Wrench Classic; currently, she lives in Los Angeles where she belongs to NARAS as well as serving on its Dispute Resolution Committee for Mechanical Licensing Collective.

Net Worth

Aimee Allen never intended for her Pontiac Grand Am to take her anywhere near the lower ranks of Billboard Heatseekers chart; rather she set her sights on LA and its vibrant music industry as her destination.

Winters & Mays showcases Allen’s exceptional songwriting with fully formed melodies and a silken alto voice, perfect for creating rich layered atmosphere. Her singing stands out particularly on “Bye Bye Blackbird/It Could Happen to You,” an impressive standards mash-up.

Allen has collaborated with artists including Jimmy Cliff, Tim Armstrong from Rancid, Linda Perry and Lee Scratch Perry – in addition to appearing in movies and television shows like Hairspray (2007) and Sorority Row (2008).