From starring in hit television series to releasing chart-topping singles and touring the country performing to sold out crowds, Hayley Orrantia has quickly made a name for herself as one of the most exciting multihyphenate talents in the entertainment industry today.

On television, Orrantia can currently be seen reprising her celebrated role as Erica Goldberg in ABC’s longstanding sitcom, “The Goldbergs,” opposite Wendi McLendon-Covey, Jeff Garlin, and Sean Giambrone. Currently in production for its eighth season, the show follows the hilarious and awkward lives of a colorful, suburban family in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania in the 1980s. Orrantia is a scene stealer as Erica, the eldest Goldberg sibling, who fans have watched transform from a socially awkward, nerdy high schooler to popular, college-aged beauty who drops out of school to form a band with her girlfriends. “The Goldbergs” is set to premiere season eight on ABC on October 21, 2020.

Additional filmography credits for Orrantia include recurring in “Schooled,” a popular ABC spinoff of “The Goldbergs,” as well as starring in the independent film “Cooper and the Castle Hills Gang,” and the feature film “God’s Not Dead 2,” where her original song ‘Silence You’ was also featured.

Orrantia is also widely recognized for her successful music career in the world of country, where she draws on inspiration from all genres to create the perfect soulful, country-pop blend that showcases her expressive, genuine and heartfelt spirit. Orrantia has steadily been releasing new music in 2020, including her hit single, “Find Yourself Somebody,” which has found success on the top country playlists across Spotify and Apple Music, as well as “Made for This,” which was written as an ode to her mother. Additional popular singles for Orrantia include “Strong, Sweet and Southern” and “Give Me Back Sunday,” which have been featured on some of the largest country music playlists and radio stations in America, including Spotify’s ‘Wild Country’ and ‘Nearly Nashville’ playlists and Radio Disney Country. In 2018, Orrantia conducted her first successful headlining tour, the Strong, Sweet and Southern Tour, hitting 22 cities across the US. In the same year, she also performed on three main stages at the renowned CMA Fest in Nashville, TN.

Born and raised in Texas, Orrantia discovered her love of music from the young age of nine years old, performing impromptu concerts in her bedroom. It wasn’t long before she added songwriting to her impressive list of talents at 13, and soon she managed to take up both piano and acting at just 14. After nearly five years of performing at local festivals and events, Orrantia came into the national spotlight on the first American season of Simon Cowell’s “The X Factor” on FOX. Orrantia was an immediate breakout talent and was assembled by Cowell into a country-pop girl group alongside three other females, where they went on to compete and finish in 9th place. Her time on the show not only established her musical talent, but also her screen appeal, and cemented her desire for a career to express herself on stage and screens alike.

While Orrantia may be best known for her Hollywood roles and music, when she isn’t filming in Los Angeles, you can find Orrantia buying, renovating and flipping homes alongside her father in Nashville, TN. While home décor and renovations began as a hobby for Orrantia, she quickly realized her deep-rooted passion for interior design and began overseeing projects from start-to-finish. Having successfully bought, flipped and sold homes in various markets throughout the United States, Orrantia is positioning herself to become a pioneer in the interior design and home renovation market.

When not on set or on tour, Orrantia loves to spend her time off writing and recording new music and is honored to be working with many of Nashville’s most prolific songwriters and producers in the industry today. While she is currently based in Los Angeles, CA for production on “The Goldbergs,” Orrantia calls Nashville her true home since moving there in 2013.