Liza Anne

Liza Anne, an American rock musician, creates music exploring themes of self-awareness and mental health. After releasing her debut full-length album, ‘The Colder Months,’ in 2014, Liza Anne steadily built a reputation for her introspective songwriting and dynamic sound. She followed this success with her second album, ‘Two,’ released in May 2015. Liza Anne’s third studio album, ‘Fine but Dying,’ arrived on March 9, 2018, marking a significant period in her career.

The same year, she opened for Kacey Musgraves and Ray LaMontagne on sold-out tours, made her national television debut on CONAN, and was invited by Hayley Williams to join Paramore for their inaugural Art + Friends festival. Her fourth full-length album, ‘Bad Vacation,’ was released in 2020, delving deeper into themes of personal growth and self-discovery. Standout tracks ‘Desire’ and ‘Devotion’ from the album were produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, with Liza Anne co-producing the remaining tracks alongside Kyle Ryan and Micah Tawlks. The album also featured a notable collaboration with Nashville musician Lou Hayat.

In 2020, Liza Anne expanded her impact beyond music by launching the #EmotionalHealth2020 rallies, a live interview series dedicated to fostering open conversations about mental health. This initiative further highlighted her commitment to self-awareness and personal autonomy, themes consistently explored throughout her discography. Her honest lyrics and dynamic sound have continued to resonate strongly with audiences and critics alike, earning widespread praise. Liza Anne’s most recent record, ‘Utopian,’ released in 2023, continued her artistic evolution, solidifying her position as an artist dedicated to exploring profound personal narratives within the rock genre.

She continues to tour and create, further cementing her influence in contemporary music.