Laura Lisbeth Music

Laura Lisbeth has traveled far to get here, from growing up in a small town on the vast, windswept Kansas prairie, to other lives in which she was a rancher’s wife, a mom, a businesswoman, an artist. Through all of these miles, she has carried the words in her head of love, loss, whimsy, heartache and joy, which she now shares with you.  

Among her peers, she is known as a "songwriter's songwriter," and has garnered both recognition and awards from publications such as American Songwriter Magazine, Kansas Public Radio’s “Trail Mix” program, and as winner of the 2014 Kicker Country Stampede Pick to Play Contest.

As a performing songwriter, she enjoys sharing a stage with artists from a diverse group of genres,  including folk talent Gregory Alan Isakov, regional folk and old-time fiddle player Betse Ellis, and KC jazz pianist and radio host, Roger Wilder.

While some have raised comparisons to singer/songwriters such as Aimee Mann, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Jewell, she sometimes compares herself to Ethel Merman, or Yosemite Sam.   

Ultimately, she remains true to that little voice inside her head that gives a unique, if slightly skewed take on Love, Heartache, and generally Life As She See It, delivering it all with a sound that has been described "like butter.”