With a sultry and intoxicating voice, Elizabeth Moen lures you in. Paired with introspective lyrics that echo both bitter and sweet, her music will captivate you then stay with you. “Moen is one of those rare artists whose voice, from the first moment you hear it, consumes your entire being, doing away with all previous thoughts and concerns, and leaving you short of breath (The Culture Trip)."

Elizabeth Moen was raised in the small town of Vinton, Iowa, where she first taught herself how to play guitar. But it was thanks to the writing community in Iowa City that she was inspired to write her own songs and in September of 2015, she quit her three jobs to become a full time musician. Since then, she has taken the Midwest by storm. With the release of her first vinyl LP in 2017, Moen has toured the Midwest, Europe, and the West Coast as a solo performer and with her full band. Her song “Mars” is currently featured in a new Netflix original movie Candy Jar, starring Christina Hendricks, Uzo Aduba, and Helen Hunt. Released September 1, Moen’s album is a testament to its theme: growth. A Million Miles Away is a moving, passionate exploration of internal and external change. In Moen’s own words, “the base of the eight tracks revolves around the idea that there needs to be and will be growth. That can be for someone you love, for yourself, for a new relationship, or for closure from an old one. I’ve grown a lot writing these. I hope that these songs will make you feel that way or another too.”

Moen is no stranger to the Englert stage, having played with Lake Street Dive, Margaret Glaspy, Houndmouth, William Elliott Whitmore (featured on her 2017 LP), several Mission Creek Festival stages, and at her album release last September. Moen has also had the opportunity to play at many special festivals and venues such as 80/35 Music Festival, Camp Euforia Music Festival, several residencies with Sofar Sounds, The Tonic Room in Chicago, The Ruby Sessions in Dublin, Daytrotter, and many more!