Elizabeth Cook

Elizabeth Cook released her major-label debut, ‘Hey Y’all,’ in 2002 on Atlantic Records, following her self-released ‘The Blue Album’ in 2000. She garnered significant critical attention for her 2004 album, ‘This Side of the Moon,’ earning praise from publications such as The New York Times and No Depression. This album was later picked up by Thirty Tigers, marking a pivotal step in her independent career by partnering with the notable distribution and marketing company. In 2007, Cook released ‘Balls,’ an album produced by Rodney Crowell that featured the memorable track ‘Sometimes It Takes Balls to Be a Woman.’ Her 2010 album, ‘Welder,’ showcased further artistic growth and included collaborations with notable artists such as Dwight Yoakam, Rodney Crowell, and Buddy Miller.

She also lent her distinctive voice to the character Tammi in the Adult Swim series ‘Squidbillies.’ As the acclaimed host of ‘Elizabeth Cook’s Apron Strings’ on Sirius XM’s Outlaw Country, she has received two Ameripolitan Music Awards nominations for DJ, further cementing her influence in country music radio and beyond.