Faith Eliza – A Biography
 

Faith Eliza — Artist Bio

A southern girl from Mobile, Alabama, Faith Eliza grew up singing in churches and local venues, finding her voice early through heartfelt performances that dared her to dream beyond the familiar. She is a classically trained vocalist and cellist, skills that continue to shape the emotional depth and technical strength behind her songwriting and live performances.

After earning a nursing degree and spending over a decade serving others in emergency medicine, Faith answered a deeper calling: to heal through music.

Blending Folk Americana roots with singer-songwriter storytelling, Faith’s songs hold the raw honesty of real life — exploring loss, resilience, healing, and hope. Her sound carries the emotional grit of her journey, infused with the soft strength she brings to every stage.

Faith has steadily gained national attention, with career highlights including:

• Featured as NPR’s “Song of the Day” (Call the Healer)

• Sold out the KAFM Radio Room

• Selected for the Singer-Songwriter Round at Country Jam 2024 (same night as Jelly Roll)

• Main Stage Artist at Rides and Vibes Festival 2025

After working with renowned artist developer Camille Barbone early in her career, Faith is now mentored by award-winning songwriter Megan Burtt and continues her artistic growth while working closely with Grammy-nominated producer Jason Pennock on upcoming releases.

Now based in Grand Junction, Colorado, Faith performs both as a solo artist and alongside a talented trio featuring fretless bass and drums. She occasionally welcomes special performances with mandolinist Kenny Wayne Gentry, a celebrated musician who has shared the stage with legends like Sam Bush.

Whether on a national stage or in an intimate listening room, Faith Eliza’s mission is simple:

To remind every heart that healing is possible, and the songs we carry are sacred.