Three-time Grammy winner Lucinda Williams has been forging her own path in music for over thirty years. After years of performing in gritty clubs, she gained enough ground to record an album that would become a milestone for the emerging Americana movement—along the way inspiring thousands of musical careers. She is known for her powerful storytelling and emotional authenticity, wrapped in a striking rawness.

Her major breakthrough came in 1998 with Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, which earned her first Grammy. Since then, her presence in the music world has proven indispensable. In 2020, she released Good Souls Better Angels, a socio-political masterpiece that received two Grammy nominations. Her latest album, Stories From a Rock n Roll Heart, carries an unprecedented tenderness and is the lightest album she has released to date. In December, the singer will release a new album covering Beatles songs, titled Lucinda Williams Sings The Beatles at Abbey Road, giving her every reason to hit the road again.