LIZZIE CONNER Nashville, Tennessee
My name is Lizzie and I’ve put down my roots in Nashville, Tennessee. I write songs guitar, banjo and ukulele, and stomp on
a big wooden box for percussion. I’m trying to figure out a socially and fiscally responsible way to make music my life.
From 2008-2010 I played as one-half of duo Ave Marling, and we released Fall Already in January 2011. Right now my only recordings are from that project.
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