Bio

Formerly The band Y’all, Huey & The Heaven-sent has floated between different genres since founding the group in 2021–ultimately landing amongst the indie folk-rock players in Atlanta, Ga. Songwriter and front-woman, Alex Huey, came out swinging after the pandemic and (in so many words) got the band back together. “[She] brings some diversity to what people perceive southern music to be” says Atwood magazine, following up the release of their third record, How to Keep Things Alive. Heart-clenching and poignant lyrics married with vocal stylings reminiscent of Dolores O’riordan, Huey’s songwriting is brutally honest, and at times, deeply harrowing. With songs like “Potential Missed” and “Losing me”, she showcases her ability to write catchy songs without losing their substance. A bit of that Nashville twang with an aftertaste of 90’s style, she’s carved out a slice of the genre that sounds like nobody else. With recording on the horizon for the summer of 2025, her third full-length album is sure to be full of those moody ballads she’s known for and is destined to capture the brooding hearts of her fans once again. Huey is joined by Beth MacDonald on bass guitar, Jack Nieder on pedal steel guitar, Liam Henry on the drums, and Nate Hallman playing lead guitar.