Nashville-based singer-songwriter Liz Longley is gearing up for the release of a new album next spring, and she’s already offering a glimpse into it with her latest single, “Start Again.” Co-written with Issac Fox and produced by five-time GRAMMY Award nominee Paul Moak, the song follows earlier releases “Wake You Up” and “More Than Ever.” Together, the new material reflects Longley’s transition into motherhood, capturing the beauty, upheaval, and perspective shifts of this new chapter through her signature blend of heartfelt storytelling and luminous melodies.

“Your world gets smaller, and you’re overwhelmed by every little moment,” Longley shares. “I dealt with a lot of postpartum depression and anxiety, so there was a lot of relearning how to do things with a new human around. A lot of that journey is what fed into these songs.”

Longley has long been celebrated for her honesty and emotional range, with past albums like Funeral For My Past winning praise from Newsweek, Billboard, and No Depression. Her new work continues that trajectory, exploring the shifting dynamics of love, family, and identity with vulnerability and grace.

She’ll be bringing this new music—along with fan favorites from her acclaimed catalog—to The Barn on Friday, April 17, 2026. It’s a chance to experience an artist who has been hailed as one of Nashville’s standout voices in an intimate setting where her songs can shine.