Indie rock sensation Liza Anne discovered songwriting at a sleep away summer camp. Inspired, from that moment forward Liza added melodies to their poetry and prose. As a teenager, they followed the thread of their love for music from their hometown of Saint Simons Island, GA to Nashville, during which time Liza self-released 2 albums that now boast over 50 million streams. In 2018, Liza's sound came to maturity with groundbreaking Fine But Dying. Their songwriting reached its zenith thus far with lyrics that reckoned starkly with womanhood and mental health. It was wry, sensitive, vulnerable and resolute. For two years, they captivated and fascinated crowds while opening for Kacey Musgraves, making a television debut on Conan, playing at Paramore’s Art+Friends Festival, Shaky Knees Festival, and sold-out venues across the U.S. and Europe. After much reflection, Liza penned a collection of songs about the ideal self-love they wanted to achieve, messages that they needed to hear, which became Bad Vacation. Produced by Micah Tawlks and Kyle Ryan and co-produced by Liza Anne [with the exception to the first singles that were produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen], arrangements are poised and fierce to match, fueled by muscular guitar hooks, retro synthesizers, and insightful lyrics. It’s Liza Anne at their most confident– both polished and punk rock. It was released in 2020 during the pandemic, and received much critical acclaim from outlets such as NPR, Stereogum and Paper Magazine.