For those of you who’ve been sitting on the edge of your bed, pining for some fresh music that fills that void in between Sara McLachlan, Terri Clark and Patrice Pike- today is your lucky day: meet Heather Knox. With Rock n’ Roll blonde locks and a young voice aged with experience, Heather Knox is the latest singer/songwriter to turn heads. Her skill on the guitar mixed with her innate ability to turn poems into song verses, easily churns up memories and emotions in each audience.

Heather Knox slipped onto the Dallas music scene in 1999 after playing one original song at the open mic night at Club Dada in Deep Ellum and soon after secured a semi-finalist position in the annual B.W. Stevenson Memorial Songwriter Competition at Poor David's Pub. This was enough to get her hooked.

After 4 years of a full-time job and minimal performing, enough was not enough; she dropped her day gig and started working on her first record. She brings together a sweet mix of country, alternative rock and indie folk, with a touch of lyrical burning passion.

Heather Knox's "El Dorado" appears on The United State of Americana, Volume Six.