Lizzie No

Lizzie No is a songwriter for our times. No built a steadfast following and a legendary stage presence starting in their early house show/DIY club days in NYC. Their first two albums, 2017’s ‘Hard Won’ and 2019’s breakthrough, ‘Vanity,’ showed a true artist beyond the industry’s narrow definitions. No’s acclaimed genre-defying third studio album, 'Halfsies,' was released in 2024 by Thirty Tigers / the artist’s label Miss Freedomland. Rolling Stone named Lizzie one of their Future 25 artists of the year, and country ballad "The Heartbreak Store" was nominated for Americana UK International Song of the Year. ‘Halfsies’ was one of the most-played albums of 2024 at Americana radio. A public radio favorite, cohost of the Basic Folk podcast, and far-left-of-center musical polymath who has graced festival stages from the Newport Folk Festival to Willie Nelson’s Luck Reunion, Lizzie leads a vanguard of radical interdisciplinary folk artists who are reinventing roots music. In January 2025 No released the live album, ‘Commie Country.’ Later that year she released season 1 of the Y'allidarity Social Club Podcast with cohost and fellow Nashville songwriter Nathan Evans Fox. Most recently Lizzie executive produced 'Outlaws' Almanac,' a compilation responding to America's 250th birthday in 2026. They’ve toured with many of your favorite artists including Old 97's, Iron & Wine, Son Little, DISPATCH, and Adia Victoria.