Heather Anne Lomax is an artist blending Americana, Rock, Country-Rock,
Blues, and Soul into a sound that is both timeless and deeply personal.
Originally from Kansas City, she has spent the past decade carving out her
own lane, earning critical acclaim, international radio play, and sharing stages
with artists such as Wynonna and The Big Noise, Lee Ann Womack, Blake
Shelton, Blood Sweat and Tears, the late Kenny Rogers, and The Marshall
Tucker Band among others.
Her last album (“The Doman Tracks”) was sparked by a moment of kismet
on stage at The Troubadour, where performing songs by the Broken Homes
ignited a return to her Rock and Roll roots. Recorded live at Love Street
Studios in Los Angeles, the record captures an organic, 1970s-inspired
energy, blending raw performance with intentional craft. Produced by
Zachary Ross , mixed by Jason Hiller, and mastered by Maor Appelbaum, it
features a standout collective of renowned musicians and is largely composed
of original material, alongside a special tribute to the late Michael Doman of
the Broken Homes.
Heather’s music is rooted in emotional honesty—what she calls “a vehicle of
catharsis”—inviting listeners into a shared, deeply human experience. Her
journey is as rich as her sound: adopted at birth, she later discovered a lineage
of artists and musicians, including a connection to famed ethnomusicologist
Alan Lomax, and reclaimed her birth name in honor of that “finding herself”
and her birth family.
