Similar to the inspirational songs of the Prohibition Era, their music audaciously addresses societal issues and transforms them into captivating dance tracks that evoke enthusiasm in the audience, reminiscent of a powerful horn section.
Leading the charge is Lizzy: a captivating siren endowed with incisive humor and an elevated vocal prowess. Her formidable vocals, cultivated through opera, evoke the legendary divas of the past while being distinctly original and innovative. Her songwriting, compared by Janis Ian to that of Leonard Cohen, is infused with the same acerbic wit she employed in crafting television comedy for HBO, Amazon, Legendary, CBS, and the History Channel, earning numerous Emmy nominations.
However, the star power extends beyond Lizzy. It radiates through her remarkable ensemble, a multi-generational squad of exceptional musicians who have collaborated with artists ranging from Harry Connick Jr. to Benny Goodman. Their arranger performed as the lead trombonist and also contributed arrangements for Goodman’s final orchestra.
Undoubtedly, Lizzy & the Triggermen's actions are boldly unconventional, yet they evidently resonate with a diverse audience. Their music's versatility and impact are evidenced by their successful tours with the iconic rock band Squeeze, receiving standing ovations and encore requests, as well as their selection for premier festivals such as the Tucson Jazz Festival and SXSW. They have co-headlined Modernism Week with Samara Joy and Nancy Sinatra, and amassed millions of views on social media..

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