Lauren Lovelle

Lauren Lovelle is a singer-songwriter from Harvey County, Kansas, who began her musical journey at just four years old, performing Hank Williams’ “Your Cheatin’ Heart” with her father’s band. Despite facing personal challenges, including a traumatic experience in college, music remained her anchor, ultimately inspiring her to embrace her country roots and pursue a career in music with renewed passion. Now leading her band, Lauren Lovelle and the Midnight Spliffs, she blends classic country with modern indie and pop influences, delivering raw, emotive performances that resonate with themes of love, resilience, and self-discovery. Her debut recordings, produced with Isaac Flynn of Hembree, showcase a soulful, genre-defying sound grounded in authentic storytelling and the rich tradition of country music.

Her live shows with the Midnight Spliffs, a talented Kansas City ensemble, are known for their energetic and heartfelt delivery, balancing vocal perfection with moments of rugged, emotional expression that connect deeply with audiences. Lovelle’s lyrics and sound reflect her rural upbringing and a love for the sprawling plains, honky tonks, and the diverse roots of country music. She stands out as a compelling new voice in contemporary country, combining powerful vocals with honest, personal songwriting and a fearless openness in her performances.