Giselle Niemand is a South African singer, songwriter, actress, model and dancer from Johannesburg who is building an exciting international career across music, fashion and entertainment.
She began formal music training in 2018 and has since performed on stages in South Africa, the United States, United Arab Emirates. Her international journey includes performances in Los Angeles and New York City, including Times Square, as well as representing South Africa at the World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles, where she won multiple medals and was crowned World Champion in Photographic Modelling.
Giselle has also walked at New York Fashion Week, adding international fashion experience to her growing entertainment career. She has appeared in television productions and major advertising campaigns for brands including MTN and Tiger Brands.
In South Africa, Giselle has performed and headlined at events and festivals including the Hilton Arts Festival, Magical Marble Family Festival and Johannesburg Zoo Mother's Day Concert. She has shared stages with established names including Anele Mdoda, Zee Nxumalo, DJ Fresh, DJ Zinhle, Mi Casa, Ami Faku, The Soil, Matthew Mole and LaSauce, among others. She has also recently sold out her own headline show and music launch.
As a recording artist, Giselle has released songs including “Fake Love,” “Last Summer,” “Lovers Do,” “Later” and “SMH.” Her music is produced with Grammy-nominated Los Angeles producer Manny Mijares, and her music videos have attracted a growing international audience.
Her international journey continues in October 2026, when she will travel from South Africa to Germany, then to France for Paris Fashion Week, before travelling directly to Seoul, South Korea, where she is scheduled to perform at the 2026 Itaewon World Music Spirit Festival.
At just 16, Giselle continues to establish herself as a versatile young South African performer with ambitions that extend well beyond the local stage
Stage Slides & Behind the Scenes
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