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Lizzie No is a folk-rock band, a singer-songwriter, a harpist, the cohost of the Basic Folk podcast, an occasional music writer, a rising star on OnlyFans, and one of the most exciting new voices in contemporary American music.
Lizzie’s sound pulls strongly from the rhythms and traditions of blues, folk and country but also embraces a strong and undeniable indie/alternative. A far-left-of-centre musical polymath, Lizzie leads a vanguard of radical interdisciplinary folk artists who are reinventing roots music.
Following the release of her hugely-acclaimed, genre-defying album Halfsies in 2024, Rolling Stone named Lizzie one of their Future 25 artists of the year and country ballad The Heartbreak Store was nominated for International Song of the Year at the Americana UK awards
In January 2025, she released the live album Commie Country, featuring the culturally prescient riot grrl country anthem, Banks of the Rio Grande. Most recently Lizzie toured with Old 97’s and executive produced Outlaws’ Almanac, a folk compilation responding to America’s 250th birthday in 2026