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LIZZIE SIDER LIVE ON “FOX-17′s TENNESSEE MORNINGS”
Lizzie Sider is appearing on FOX-17′s Tennessee Mornings with Nick Paranjape & Kelly Sutton. TN mornings airs from 5-9am. Lizzie should be on between 7:30-8:30am. Click here for their Newsroom. If you do not live in the Nashville area, you can watch via LIVE STREAM by clicking HERE
This is a busy day for Lizzie. Later that day she will be performing Live in Beverly Hills at the Laemmle Theater. This is a Red Carpet Event presented by GWEN. This event is for an Exclusive screening of the move “Girl Rising“. For additional information regarding this event click HERE.
Lizzie’s new single “I Love You That Much“, written by Joe Vulpis, is currently playing on the Radio, call your local Country Radio Stations and request it.
Check out the video for “I Love You That Much” it is so well directed by Steven Goldman and produced by Steven Goldman & Monica Monique.
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“AMEIR SMITH” NABS 3 AWARDS AT THE 2ND ANNUAL IMCA’S
Contemporary Christian Winners
Best Male Contemporary Christian Artist
Ameir Smith
Columbia, MO
“The History”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/AmeirSmith
Best Female Contemporary Christian Artist
- TIE -
Lauren Moscato
Olive Branch, MS
“Song of the Redeemed”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/LaurenMoscato
Rachel Belman
Clovis, CA
“Believe”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/rachelbelman
Best Contemporary Christian Band
Saving Temperance
Traver, CA
“Sanctified”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/BrittanyWainwright
Best Contemporary Christian Recording
Ameir Smith
Columbia, MO
“The History”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/AmeirSmith
Best Contemporary Christian Song
The Nick Beaudrie Band
Trenton, MI
“Thomas”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/NickBeaudrie
Best Teen Contemporary Christian Artist
Danielle Heath
Torrence, CA
“Eternity”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/DanielleHeath
Best Contemporary Christian Producer
Ameir Smith
Columbia, MO
“The History”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/AmeirSmith
Best Contemporary Christian Demo
Tania Nicholson
“Carrie Cries”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/TaniaNicholson
Best Contemporary Christian Video (Under $5,000)
Revival Train
Lagos, Nigeria
“Feel Good”
http://www.indiemusicchannel.com/profile/THEALKALIS
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LIZZIE SIDER “LIZZIE LOVE FROM INDUSTRY INSIDERS”
“[Butterfly] Wildly upbeat and catchy as all get out. The pulsing production rings with repeated guitar riffs and notes of steel. She sings with confidence and volume, riding atop the sonic excitement like a pro.”
Robert K. Oermann, Music Row Magazine
“Sider has a ‘huge’ voice and her performance on this single [Butterfly] shows not only her tremendous writing abilities but her strong command of the vocal side of her art. Lizzie is someone to be watched very closely.”
“Was skeptical. But, not anymore. She is the real deal. A star is born. What a range!”
Matt Bjorke, Roughstock.com
“Lizzie is a role model for all people around the world, as she has the courage to take a stand. We are so very proud of her and will watch in amazement as her story inspires others and her career takes flight.”
Tess Cacciatore, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer
GWEN (Global Women’s Empowerment Network)
“Lizzie Sider spent approximately 2 hours performing and signing free CDs for the children and their families at Joe Dimaggio Children’s Hospital. The children all LOVED her.”
Christina Becker, MS, BS, CCLS, Special Events Coordinator
Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
“I was so impressed by Lizzie. She has an incredible amount of energy and really makes the crowd come to life. She is such a dynamic performer and still so young.”
Chanel McDaniel, Talent Booker
“Blown away by the MASSIVE talent of 14 year old Lizzie Sider. I predict a BIG future in country music. Future country SuperStar.”
Robert Moore, Founder
“People are calling her the next Taylor Swift. Pure talent!”
Jessica Northey, Digital Correspondent and Columnist
AllAccess.com, RadioInk…
“I can’t begin to tell you how proud I was of Lizzie and her performance [CMA Radio Remotes]. She did marvelous.”
Sharla McCoy, McCoy and Associates, Inc
“Lizzie is a star. We’re proud to be a part of her early success and welcome her as a part of our musical family.”
Billy Block, Producer/Host
“It was great to have her on! I can truly say nothing will stop this girl!”
Steve Hall, Producer
“It was awesome working with Lizzie. What a pro!”
Julian Chojnacki, Take 8 Films
“I Love You That Much is the perfect showcase for Lizzie Sider. This song soars above anything else out right now and on first listen you know it is a major hit. Her voice is pure gold and will resonate with your audience. This is a MUST ADD”
Ted Cramer, Program Director
WIFE (a Music Row Reporter) Connersville, IN
“Lizzie Sider’s new single, I Love You That Much, is Amazing. On a whole new level.”
Tom Leible, Music Director
“Love the song Butterfly! I think we’ll be hearing a lot more from Lizzie. A fresh sound that both radio, and their listeners are long overdue for.”
Tom Bowers
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GWEN PRESENTS “GIRL RISING” A MUST SEE DOCUMENTARY
LIZZIE SIDER “I LOVE YOU THAT MUCH” VIDEO RELEASED
“I Love You That Much is the perfect showcase for Lizzie Sider,” says Program Director Ted Cramer at WIFE in Connersville, IN (a Music Row Reporter). “This song soars above anything else out right now and on first listen you know it is a major hit. Her voice is pure gold and will resonate with your audience. This is a MUST ADD”
Digital correspondent and columnist Jessica Northey recently tweeted, “People are calling her the next Taylor Swift. Pure talent!”
Lizzie is also highlighted as one of the “Featured Artists” on Nashville’s official internet radio station, Renegade Radio Nashville. This positions Lizzie alongside Faith Hill, Jana Kramer, Blake Shelton, Trace Adkins, etc. This Sunshine State singer/songwriter recently became a leader and spokesperson for the Global Women’s Empowerment Network (GWEN), sharing her personal story of encouragement with their community. Lizzie knows firsthand the impact of heckling on school grounds, but, with the support of her family, channeled that frustration into writing what became her Top 40 debut single, Butterfly. Butterfly was penned by Lizzie and 2x #1 singer/songwriter Jamie O’Neal (also served as producer on the single), Jimmy Murphy and Lisa Drew (There Is No Arizona).
Proving that she can find a home among a variety of audiences, Lizzie is performing around the states at malls, rodeos, corporate conventions, charities, hospitals, county fairs and National Anthems at major league baseball games. She even headlined showcases during NYC fashion week. Lizzie has also hosted two episodes of Breaking Out, TCN’s show highlighting up-and-coming country artists.
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LIZZIE SIDER’S NEW VIDEO TO DEBUT ON “TCN”
The video for “I Love You That Much” will be debuted on TCN Friday, April 26th at 7pm CST.
Lizzie’s second single, “I Love You That Much“, was recently released to radio. “Making my first music video was so special, and I’m really proud of the final product! Love and many thanks to my producer, Steven Goldmann, for this amazing video”, quotes Lizzie.
The soon-to-be-released music video, produced by Steven Goldmann, was shot in Los Angeles’ Union Station, for her single “I Love You That Much,” that was written by her producer Joe Vulpis , who produced the demo of New York singer Stefani Germanotta (before she became Lady Gaga).
“The video is “very emotional” and has “a beautiful storyline,” says Lizzie.
“I Love You That Much is the perfect showcase for Lizzie Sider,” says Program Director Ted Cramer at WIFE in Connersville, IN (a Music Row Reporter). “This song soars above anything else out right now and on first listen you know it is a major hit. Her voice is pure gold and will resonate with your audience. This is a MUST ADD”
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LIZZIE SIDER TO OPEN FOR “GLORIANA” 4-25-2013
Performance Date: 04/25/2013, Doors open at 6:00 pm Gloriana comes on at 8:00 pm
Lizzie Sider is gearing up to open for Gloriana and their special guest C. Smith. Lizzie will be doing a 20 minute solo acoustic set. The venue seats 500 – 700 people. ”I am honored to be opening for Gloriana. I love them and their music. I can’t wait to visit Pittsburgh.” says Lizzie
Jergel’s Rhythm Grille 285 Northgate Drive Warrendale, PA 15086
$15 advance / $19 day of show
ALL TICKETS GENERAL ADMISSION
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LIZZIE SIDER TO PERFORM AT “RED CARPET EVENT” FOR GWEN
As a proud advocate and supporter of GWEN, Lizzie Sider is honored to perform her Music Row Top-40 hit single “BUTTERFLY” at the Private Movie Screening of the new feature film, “Girl Rising”.
Would you like to attend? Contact GWEN for details.
In the meantime, check out a clip of “Girl Rising”
- GWEN Private Movie Screening of “Girl Rising”
- Monday, May 13, 2013
- Laemmle Music Hall Theater, Beverly Hills, CA
- 5:00-6:30pm VIP Dinner Reception at Chakra Restaurant
- 5:30pm Red Carpet starts
- 7:00pm Performance by Lizzie Sider
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LIZZIE SIDER “UPCOMING NASHVILLE PERFORMANCES”
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Country Singer “Lizzie Sider” A Rising Star – To Perform at TurtleFest
BY JANIS FONTAINE - PALM BEACH POST STAFF WRITER
Boca teen to perform at TurtleFest in Juno Beach on Saturday
When Lizzie Sider’s parents dropped her off at drama camp when she was 6, they probably didn’t imagine they’d be dropping her off to perform at places, steadily, for the next 8 years.
And these days, sometimes they have to buy a plane ticket to get to the venue.
The 14-year-old country music prodigy has regular songwriting appointments with some of Nashville’s best writers, and she’ll be performing at the famed Bluebird Cafe — for the third time – in June, and, locally, at TurtleFest in Juno Beach Saturday.
And she’s still a freshman in high school.
“A lot of people ask me about balance, and it definitely is tricky to keep that priority list. It’s hard, but somehow I find time to do it all,” Lizzie said by phone from her home in Boca Raton.
Lizzie goes to a private school in Fort Lauderdale that was open to accommodating her schedule. “The school is excellent about making both of our schedules work together. My teachers are fabulous about giving me time to make up my work and giving me time to come and talk to them if I need help.”
Lizzie loves school now, but it wasn’t always the case. When she was in elementary school, her classmates teased her about her love of singing, calling her names and excluding her. She came home crying nearly every day, she said.
“I begged my parents to home-school me. Anything to make the hurt go away. But then one day, before I left for school, my dad told me, ‘Nobody has the power to ruin your day.’ At first I really didn’t understand what he meant by that but after a while I came to understand it, and it was a turning point for me. I found my confidence in school. It made me be more myself, and without that experience I would not be who I am today.”
What she is is a stellar songwriter. Her first EP had seven delightful songs on it, including “Butterfly,” a song inspired by her bullying experiences, which she released as a single in 2012. The song didn’t crack Billboard’s Top 40, but it did make the Music Row chart’s Top 40, which earned Lizzie a spot at June’s CMA Fest, a three-day extravaganza of concerts and meet-and-greets with country’s biggest stars.
“I’ll be surrounded by a lot of the big names in country music and people will be able to come up and meet me. I think it’s important to make that connection with fans. A lot of people tell me they relate to my songs, and songs like “Seeing is Believing.” The things I’m going through, a lot of people have that same experience. It’s very universal.” (The song, about a cheating boyfriend, may remind listeners of a certain age of the Leslie Gore classic “It’s My Party,” from 1965.)
Lizzie’s music definitely connects with her peers, but it’s also polished and refined in a way that usually takes years to master. And even though she loves school, Lizzie would probably spend all her time songwriting if her parents, Don and Carole Sider, would let her.
“I love the songwriting process. I write most of my songs from personal experiences, and it’s a way for me to pour my heart out onto a sheet of paper or into a word document,” she says, laughing. “Songwriting is a way of expressing myself in a way that words alone can’t. It’s the coolest feeling and it’s the coolest accomplishment. I love writing a new song and thinking back on what made me write it in the first place. Like, ‘I Saw Him First.’ ”
The song is an adorable snapshot of what happens when two teenage girls like the same boy. Her songs are mature in composition and yet youthful in subject matter. She’s written with Liz Rose, Taylor Swift’s collaborator on her first album, and people like to make comparisons.
“It’s a little bit harder for me because people want to compare me to her right off the bat. But what I really thank her for is that she paved a whole new way for young female artists who have that country-pop kind of feel and want a career at a young age.”
Singer/songwriter Jamie O’Neal (“There is No Arizona”) also has taken the teen under her wing.
“She’s such an inspiration to me. What I love about co-writing with lots of songwriters is, every single time I go into a songwriting session I learn something new. I learn different styles of writing and I learn different ways to say certain ideas, and it just helps me grow as a songwriter.”
And Lizzie is literally growing every day.
“I have a brand new single that came out a couple of days ago, called ‘I Love You That Much.’ I just finished recording a brand new album with 13 songs on it. I recorded the music with Jason Aldean’s band, and that was a blast, getting to meet them,” Lizzie said. The album was produced by Joe Vulpis, who produced Lady Gaga’s first album.
Because she’s young and easy to talk to, Lizzie says industry pros are always offering her advice.
“I think one of the main pieces of advice I hear over and over is never lose sight of who you are. No matter who might try to change you, or try to form you into someone you’re not, stay true to yourself.
“My parents have said never stop believing in yourself. And I’m only 14, but I know you can never stop dreaming. Never stop chasing your dreams. It’s never too late.”
IF YOU GO
TurtleFest
When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Sider performs at 12:15 p.m.
Where: Loggerhead MarineLife Center in Loggerhead Park, 14200 U.S. 1, Juno Beach.
Admission: Free.
Info: 561-627-8280; www.marinelife.org
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