Virginia Louise

Growing up in a small town outside of Austin, Texas, Virginia Louise found her voice the way most 7-year-old southern musicians do, by singing the national anthem in local rodeos. With Fleetwood Mac blasting from her Mom’s speakers and Etta James’ song “At Last” playing on repeat in her childhood home, it was inevitable for the young musician to draw from the strength of feminine voices. During her teenage years, her southern rock roots and lone star state of mind later drew her closer to the city where she performed in open mics at dive bars and eventually fell in love with the sounds of the live music capital of the world.
Since then, Virginia Louise has started her first solo project and took it all the way to Music City itself, Nashville, TN. She has put together a collection of songs about the journey of finding her sense of self from Austin to Nashville in a moving and honest debut EP. The songs entail stories about womanhood, love, losing love, and making the selfish yet brave decision to follow your biggest and boldest dreams while the opportunity awaits you.

With her eclectic style, hands-on artistry, and raw lyrics focused on empowerment and storytelling, Virginia Louise is a force to be reckoned with in the indie/alternative music scene. The songstress brings introspective, guitar-driven anthems to a new level while working to inspire the world with her infectious heartfelt personality.