Lissie

In 2022 Lissie released her critically acclaimed Americana-tinged indie folk album ‘Carving Canyons’. The  album is a fresh chapter in an already impressive career. Produced by Curt Schneider (Patti Smyth, Lucero) and recorded in Nashville, ‘Carving Canyons’ focuses upon finding an inner strength to face the uncertainties of the future, to main hope to battle personal and social adversity - no matter how tough those challenges appear to be. Most recently, Lissie released her new EP “Promises”, a covers EP with a unique touch. She has picked a six-song collection of famous and renowned songs that hold personal significance to her own life experiences. That personal touch gives the songs an added layer of emotion, bringing something fresh and unique to material that is still instantly recognisable.

Lissie’s storied career took off with 2010’s ‘Catching A Tiger’ which was certified Gold in the UK, while her other three studio albums have all reached the UK Top 20. Her previous album, 2018’s ‘Castles’, was her highest charting record to date when it debuted at #9. 

Her other experiences include appearances on the TV shows ‘Twin Peaks’ and most recently, ‘Loudermilk’, where she played Lizzie Poole in the 3rd season and performed her song “When I’m Alone”.

ALICIA STOCKMAN IS A FOLK-MEETS-AMERICANA SINGER-SONGWRITER WHOSE SONGS PULL BACK THE VEIL ON EVERYDAY VULNERABILITY. WITH LYRICALLY RICH COMPOSITIONS, INTRICATE GUITAR WORK, AND SULTRY-SWEET VOCALS, SHE DRAWS AUDIENCES IN WITH STORIES THAT FEEL BOTH PERSONAL AND UNIVERSAL. AMONG THE UTAH MOUNTAINS SHE CALLS HOME, ALICIA FINDS INSPIRATION IN THE LANDSCAPE’S RUGGED HONESTY AND DELIBERATE PACE—ECHOES OF WHICH YOU’LL HEAR IN EVERY NOTE SHE PLAYS.

Her style weaves through folk, blues, and pop with a dash of country, landing comfortably under the Americana umbrella. Influences like Jewel, Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, and the Indigo Girls shape her sound: emotional yet grounded, poetic but approachable.

Alicia’s debut album These Four Walls—produced by Nashville’s “Americana Queen” Mary Bragg—is a luminous roots release infused with gritty blues-rock guitar licks and attention-worthy melodies. The album offers listeners a hand to hold, saying, “I see you. I’ve been there.” Her song “Halfway to Houston” landed in American Songwriter’s Top 100 Songs of 2022.

Since then, she’s continued releasing gems: from singles and a Christmas tune, to Live From the Doghouse (2025), a raw and intimate live EP recorded in a Nashville studio with producer Nick Bullock. Whether performing solo or fronting her 5-piece Salt Lake City-based band (complete with three-part harmonies), Alicia brings depth, authenticity, and a deep love of songcraft to every stage.

A road warrior at heart, Alicia tours nationally and has even built her own house concert series in Utah, creating space for community, connection, and the shared joy of music among fellow traveling songwriters.

She’s been recognized across the country for her songwriting, earning an Honorable Mention in the 2025 Telluride Troubadour Contest for her song “September” and landing “Halfway to Houston” on American Songwriter’s Top 100 Songs of 2022. She’s a three-time Songwriter Serenade semi-finalist, winner of the 2017 Suzanne Millsaps Performing Songwriter competition at the Utah Arts Festival, and a 2nd place finisher at both the 2019 Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival and the 2021 Tucson Folk Festival.

Among the Utah mountains she calls home, Alicia Stockman draws inspiration from the landscape's rugged honesty and its deliberate pace. Influenced by Jewel, Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, and the Indigo Girls, her music weaves through folk, blues, and pop, with a dash of country, landing under the banner of Americana. With lyrically rich compositions, intricate guitar work, and sultry-sweet vocals, Alicia captivates audiences with her authentic storytelling and soulful delivery.