Elizabeth Nichols

Elizabeth Nichols is a singer-songwriter who has accumulated millions of streams with her clever turn of phrases and unabashed take on life in the modern age. Born in Texas, raised on a Kentucky farm and educated in Tulsa, Oklahoma and… Australia, Nichols has lived a lot of life in her 23 years and channels her observations and experiences into her songs, often infusing commentary on everything from society and small-town life to current cultural trends into her lyrics.

Nichols burst onto the scene with the online phenomenon “I Got a New One” and has been building a fan base and online presence with each release with original songs like “Trailer Treasure,” “Bad Taste” and “Somebody Cooked Here” each of them delivered in a sweet drawl that's both relatable and disarming. Her sparky release, “Mama” seamlessly blends a broad-minded cheekiness (reminiscent of Kacey Musgrave's "Same Trailer Different Park"-era) with a Toby Keith brashness. The astute wordsmith has piqued the interest of several other creatives in Nashville, including Sam Barber who hand-picked Nichols be a co-writer on his hit “Morning Time.” Nichols also captured the attention of Kelly Clarkson, who covered “I Got A New One” on her show and the buzz surrounding her performance and Nichols's reaction catapulted the song to the No. 1 song on the Country iTunes chart for multiple weeks.

She released her debut EP, Tough Love and followed it up with new releases including the gut-punching “Daughter” and cheeky ditty “Little Birds.” Nichols is continuing to create new music while also hitting the pavement to perform live. She recently wrapped up her run as support for Wyatt Flores' Welcome Back To The Plains Tour and performed on several bucket-list worthy stages, including the legendary Blue Bird Cafe in Nashville, CMA Fest and the Kentucky Derby.