Eliza Noxon

About this event

Eliza Noxon crafts songs that are direct, honest, and deeply human. Blending traditional folk with an indie-rock sensibility, her music explores the chaos of loss, identity, and the strangeness of growing up. Her debut album, Good Monsters with Bad Habits, is both electric and intimate—a portrait of fractured identity, enduring love, and the long shadow of grief. She released her first single, Hummingbird, at age twelve. It appeared on Orange is the New Black and has since earned over eight million streams. After her 2017 EP, Save Your Breath, she began work on Good Monsters, produced by Rilo Kiley bassist Pierre de Reeder. The album began as a reflection on early adulthood but transformed after the death of her brother in 2019. The result is a raw, searching exploration of loss; at once electric and intimate. Outside of music, Eliza holds degrees from Brown University and has worked as a puppeteer in Manhattan, an educator on a Vermont dairy farm, and aboard a tall ship in the Caribbean.