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United States Nikki Lane, known for her distinctive blend of outlaw country and Americana, is an artist and businesswoman whose ventures extend beyond music into fashion and vintage retail.
Collaboration with SLOW & LOW, where Nikki Lane discusses finding her perfect music duo partner. She mentions befriending Lana Del Rey.
Nikki Lane organized a vintage market at Stagecoach, integrating country music and desert aesthetics into a lifestyle brand initiative.
Nikki Lane was featured in a documentary by Jared Eberhardt for VANS, where she discussed the challenges of being an independent musician and managing her vintage store.
Nikki Lane collaborated with Lana Del Rey on the song "Breaking Up Slowly" for Del Rey's album "Chemtrails Over the Country Club."
Nikki Lane collaborated with Dropkick Murphys on the song "Never Git Drunk No More" for their album "This Machine Still Kills Fascists."
Nikki Lane's vintage store 'High Class Hillbilly' in Nashville stocked items from denim brand Imogene + Willie, among others.
Nikki Lane's vintage store 'High Class Hillbilly' in Nashville stocked items from antique company Arrow & Anchor.
Nikki Lane's vintage store 'High Class Hillbilly' in Nashville stocked items from antique company Relic Home.
Nikki Lane, born Nicole Lane Frady on October 17, 1983, in Greenville, South Carolina, established her career as an American country music singer-songwriter. Prior to her music career, Lane was involved in the fashion industry, working as a shoe designer in New York before transitioning into high-end retail. This background in fashion continues to influence her personal style and her business ventures outside of music. Her path into music was inspired by a personal experience, leading her to begin writing country songs.
Lane released her debut album, “Walk of Shame,” on Iamsound Records on September 27, 2011. This was followed by “All or Nothin'” on May 6, 2014, released through New West Records. This album was notable for being produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, whom she met at a flea market. Her third album, “Highway Queen,” was released on February 17, 2017. In 2022, Lane released her fourth album, “Denim & Diamonds,” which featured Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age on guitar and drums, who also produced, mixed, and co-engineered the record.
Beyond her musical releases, Lane has engaged in various collaborations and projects. In 2021, she co-wrote and performed “Breaking Up Slowly” on Lana Del Rey’s album “Chemtrails Over the Country Club.” The following year, she performed “Never Git Drunk No More” with Ken Casey on the Dropkick Murphys album “This Machine Still Kills Fascists.” Lane also owns and operates a clothing store in Nashville called “High Class Hillbilly,” demonstrating her ongoing connection to fashion and vintage culture.
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