TIP JAR BLUES | Liz Beth | | Liz Beth Goldman is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter whose soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics celebrate the traditions of country music. Born in upstate New York and raised in Georgia, Liz Beth began singing and playing piano at the age of five, encouraged by her musical grandmother. Influenced by icons such as Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Barbara Mandrell, and Olivia Newton-John, she began performing in church at 14 and went on to serve as a worship leader and soloist for over 30 years. | | Before pursuing music full-time, Liz Beth dedicated nearly two decades to teaching in Georgia, earning a Middle Grades Education degree from Kennesaw State University. Her unshakable faith and love of music have guided her through life’s challenges, including significant personal losses, and now fuel her passion for performing, songwriting, and recording. | | Liz Beth records with producer Buddy Hyatt at Hilltop Studios in Nashville and has released several singles, including Tip Jar Blues—co-written with Keith Bradford and featuring steel guitar legend Mike Johnson of Reba McEntire’s band—as well as Red Red Wine, Who’s Between You and Me, and a cover of Faded Love. Her music resonates with both traditional country audiences and contemporary listeners. | | In addition to performing across Tennessee and Kentucky, Liz Beth hosts Nashville Backroads, a weekly radio show and podcast highlighting independent artists from Nashville and around the world. Now residing in Kentucky, surrounded by horses and an Amish farm lifestyle, she continues to pursue her dream, grateful for the opportunity to share her voice, her faith, and her music with the world. |
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