Hailing from Manchester, England, Louise Connor broke onto the country music scene with singles ‘London’s Lonely’ in April 2024 & ‘Off To The Races’ in July 2024.

Since she was six years old, Connor has been honing her vocals, taking notes from 90s female powerhouses including Reba McEntire, Lee Ann Womack & Trisha Yearwood & working on her songwriting, being heavily influenced by songwriters, Pat Alger, Brandy Clark & Dean Dillon to name few. These early influences sparked her deep routed love of country music & songwriting.

You can expect to hear plenty of soaring pedal steel, melting electric guitar, powerful vocals & cutting storytelling in all of her songs.

With a voice that puts her on the same pillar as Linda Ronstadt and a timeless songwriting style that resonates with the likes of Nashville heavyweights, Louise’s name is frequently mentioned on many circuits, with recent sets at iconic venues such as Ronnie Scott’s and appearances at songwriter rounds such as Song Suffragettes London. Louise has been backed by Country Line Radio, with London’s Lonely premiering on Tim Prottey-Jones’ Homegrown show.