Liz Barnez is a captivating performing songwriter whose roots run deep in the vibrant culture of New Orleans, Louisiana, now based in Fort Collins, Colorado. She blends swampy southern influences with the expansive spirit of the Rockies, creating an eclectic, genre-crossing sound. The Denver Icon praises her rich, soulful alto—“think Bonnie Raitt meets KD Lang”—noting a voice that balances strength and vulnerability with natural authenticity. Liz’s songwriting spans folk introspection, infectious New Orleans grooves, heartfelt ballads, country-flavored storytelling, and R&B-inspired reflections on love and life. Her music invites both deep listening and joyful movement. A respected figure in her community, Liz was inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame as a member of Mother Folkers. She has also been voted “Best Singer-Songwriter Female” and received a Lifetime Achievement Award from FoCoMA. With four full-length albums and extensive touring across the U.S., Liz continues to evolve as an artist. More than a musician, she is a storyteller and connector whose soulful sound resonates long after the last note.