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Elizabeth is a part-time psychotherapist, full-time musician and full-time delight. Based in North Carolina, she writes original americana/folk/"bluesgrass" music about people and places that didn't ask for her feedback. In 2026, she will have an official showcase at the Southeastern Regional Folk Alliance Conference in Kentucky, play with her trio at Black Americanafest in New Orleans, and will perform at several other festivals and conferences in the Southeast. Elizabeth is a feisty storyteller with powerhouse vocals, appearing as a soloist and with her stringband ("Elizabeth and her Band"), where she switches between the banjo and the fiddle. She released her first album, "Songs I Sent You" in 2025 and it's available to stream or purchase.

2026 festivals and conferences include: Black Americanafest, Foreverence, The Southeastern Regional Folk Alliance, Boonerang, Celestialfest, LAUNCH, ETSU String Summit, and AVL Sounds Fest.

Elizabeth McCorvey

Photo: Ariel Shumaker Photography

Elizabeth and Her Band

Elizabeth ‘s stringband brings her original music to life, pairing bluesy folk with a bluegrass feel. The band typically includes Elizabeth alternating between banjo and fiddle, an upright bass and a guitarist.

Fans of Elizabeth's live performance note her effortless stage presence and ability to connect with a crowd. She fits in as easily at an intimate house show as she does at a music festival, with an intuitive selection of music that turns heads no matter the setting. You'll love watching her switch between instruments and challenge expectations about the folk/americana genre.

Photo: Kaysee Perdue

Audio

Streaming

Spotify

Apple Music

Bandcamp

2026 - “Ain’t Gonna Lay Down

2025 - “Songs I Sent You” (LP)

2024 - “Live(ish) from Empire Tattooing” (EP)

2023 - “Phenomenal” (single)

Highlights

Southeastern Regional Folk Alliance Official Showcase 2026
Black Americanafest 2026
Battle of the Banjos" finalist for Earl Scruggs Music Festival in 2025

"Not Your Average Folk" finalist for the NC Folk Festival in 2025
Selected for a headline performance out of 300 entries for the inaugural Woody Guthrie Center's "Common Chords" Concert series
Original song (“Road in Hell”) selected for Black Rock Coalition's 40th Anniversary Black Resilience Album in 2025
Alltech Celebration of Song - with professional choir and orchestra

Festivals: Black Americanafest, Foreverence, Avl Sounds Fest, Rootstock Music Festival, NC State Fair Folk Festival, Black Mountain Blues Festival, Everything Outdoorsfest, AVLfest, Flowjam, Westfest, "From Wilmington With Love" - Ben Folds' Hurricane Helene Benefit