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Jill Andrews began her acclaimed singer/songwriter career as the co-front person of the popular Americana/alt-country group the everybodyfields from 2004-2009. In 2009, she left the everybodyfields to focus on her solo career and released the self-titled EP Jill Andrews that year.

She then released The Mirror in 2011, an album she describes in a Kickstarter fundraising story as being "a collection of songs with love, pain, and so much hope so that you can feel the cool wind rustling the trees and the sun peeking out through the clouds."

Drawing on lessons learned, new beginnings and broken hearts, Andrews released her third full-length solo album Thirties in 2020. On this critically acclaimed LP, she explores the experience of being in a "grown-up" decade while reconciling the mistakes of recent youth. Her 2022 EP, The Parthenon Sessions, was recorded live at The Parthenon Museum in Nashville.

Her music has been highlighted on several popular shows, including "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Good Wife."  In 2021, "Only Love Can Break Your Heart," a heart-melting rendition of the Neil Young song Andrews did with Kevin Rhodes and released on her EP Ellen, was featured as a closing song on one of the final episodes of the NBC hit series "This is Us."

In her emotionally moving and sweetly relatable live performances, she has crowds tapping their toes one minute and dabbing their eyes the next. Her songwriting is known for intimately acknowledging what's often left unsaid in life.

Jill Andrews Live in Concert

Jill Ellen Andrews was born in Normal, Illinois. She grew up in eastern Tennessee and attended Eastern Tennessee University. She picked up a guitar when she was 19 and began writing songs about life, love and all the big questions that often go unanswered. Her loyal following has supported the release of her independent albums through Kickstarter campaigns and a community on Patreon. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with her husband Jerred, son Nico and daughter Falcon.