Artist description A singer songwriter from Michigan, Lori Amey has been gaining a loyal following throughout the midwest with her soaring vocals, intelligent lyrics, and charismatic live performances. The 24-year old artist has released two CDs independently (Nothing to Say - 1998, Resignation 1999) and performs regularly, both locally and regionally, to an ever-widening fan base.

Music Style folk/pop/rock

Musical Influences Sarah McLachlan, Ani Difranco, Radiohead, Dave Matthews Band, Seal, Sheryl Crow, Indigo Girls, Patty Griffin, Jonatha Brooke

Similar Artists Sarah McLachlan, Indigo Girls, Jonie Mitchell, Natalie Merchant

Artist History Won Lilith Fair Talent Contest in 1998 and played the Village Stage at the music festival in Detroit; In addition to all the Lilith Fair artists, she has played with such national artists as Ducan Sheik, Jonatha Brooke, Joe Henry, Pamela Means, Melissa Ferrick, Over the Rhine, and Patty Griffin. Lori's older CD, "Resignation", was the first CD by an unsigned artist ever to be in the local East Lansing Tower Records' top-25 best-selling albums. She just released her 3rd recording, a new EP entitled "Always," in August 2001.

Group Members Lori Amey (24 yrs old)--singer/songwriter, vocals/acoustic guitar. She plays with percussionist, Gloria Price.

Instruments vocals and acoustic guitar

Albums Always (EP); Resignation; Nothing to Say

Press Reviews "Armed with only her guitar and amazing vocals, Lori Amey is sure to blow you away. She's shared the stage with Sarah McLachlan at Lilith Fair and is destined to one day headline her own show." - Birmingham Borders Newsletter "Amey's songs are both pleasing and thought provoking. Rarely can you listen to something done by someone so young and hear such promise." -Kristina Hughes, The State News

Additional Info CDs, T-shirts, Posters, and Stickers are available on the web site.

Location Lansing, MI - USA

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