For over a decade, Lori Ann was a fixture on St. Augustine's stages. Then she stepped back to raise her kids. Now she's back — and better than ever.
Her sets move across several decades of soul, rock, country, and pop — one song it's Stevie Nicks, the next it's Sheryl Crow or Janis Joplin, and then she slips in one of her own, without ever sounding like a jukebox — just a voice that knows how to sit inside a song and mean it.
She co-wrote in rooms alongside artists like Keith Urban, advanced to the regional finals of USA Network's Nashville Star — the season Chris Young went on to win — and won a Billboard Songwriting Award for her song "You're So Much More."
This is music with feeling, not filler. She turns a night out into something you remember.
“When Lori Ann’s on that stage – she owns it without demanding it.”
- The Bluebird Cafe - Nashville, TN
“Lori Ann doesn't just sing her songs, she lives them. That's a gift you can't teach." – Charlie Craig
“Lori Ann doesn't just sing her songs, she lives them. That's a gift you can't teach." – Charlie Craig
Upcoming Shows
Sept. 5
Venue
Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille
St. Augustine, FL
Sept. 6
Venue
Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille
St. Augustine, FL
Sept. 12
Venue
Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille
St. Augustine, FL
Sept. 13
Venue
Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille
St. Augustine, FL
Sept. 18
Venue
O.C. White’s Seafood & Spirits
St. Augustine, FL
Sept.20
Venue
Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille
St. Augustine, FL
This Town
This Town blends pop-country hooks with singer-songwriter honesty, carrying a warm, Sheryl Crow-inspired vibe throughout. The title track — a heartfelt story of love lost set right here in St. Augustine — has become a fan favorite, requested at nearly every show.
You’re So Much More
The Billboard Songwriting Award-winning track from Lori Ann’s album Also Known as Love, produced by Charlie Craig — the Nashville songwriter whose songs were recorded by Dolly Parton, Alan Jackson, Travis Tritt, George Strait, and Johnny Cash, and later played on WQIK in Jacksonville. It was written during her years on Music Row, and it remains one of the songs audiences ask for most.