Whether she’s playing on her own, with nothing to hide behind but her guitar, or fronting her hot country-rock combo, this girl brings home the goods. And she doesn’t have to shout. Under all that country-fueled cooking, Lori Behrman is a perceptive, quiet singer. That’s what gets you. In fact, that’s what gets everybody.

Lori attributes her inspiration to beginning her career as a songwriter, as well as her conversion from rock and roll urbanite to country believer, to her discovery of Lucinda Williams. And you know what kind of trouble that can get a girl into. Lori then quickly got into the likes of Steve Earle, Kim Richey, and Mary Chapin Carpenter. As she puts it, "In 1998, I wrote ‘Same Old Wall’, just to see if I could. Then came ‘Trouble at My Front Door’ and after that the floodgates were open." Asked to name her favorite songwriting topics, she answers simply, "The Holy Trinity - love, lust and loss, mainly my own."

Right now, she’s playing all over her home town, building a loyal fan base with a heavy urban gumbo of her own mini-novels stirred in with soulful covers of her heroes. Hitting joints like Kenny’s Castaways, Mickey’s Blue Room, Three Jolly Pigeons and Otto’s Shrunken Head with crowd-pleasing regularity.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

CHERYL PRASHKER MANAGEMENT

(917) 445-3315

OR LORI BEHRMAN: ALTCNTRY@UMO.COM

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