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Heather Clark
Heather Clark grew up in Houston, Texas, where she started writing songs early on. Her debut album 'Come In' came out in 2008, with the title track becoming a...
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Heather Clark grew up in Houston, Texas, where she started writing songs early on. Her debut album 'Come In' came out in 2008, with the title track becoming a breakout hit. She followed it with albums like 'Red Bird' in 2011 and 'Northern Girl' in 2014.
Her music often deals with personal themes, as heard in songs like 'Overcome' and 'Undivided Focus.' She's performed with musicians including Brian Hall on guitar and Scot Hunter on bass, and has shared stages with artists like Emmylou Harris and Lyle Lovett.
Clark has also been involved in activism around LGBTQ+ rights and social justice issues. She released 'The Long Way Home' in 2017 and 'Struggle Bus' in 2020, continuing to write and record from her Texas roots.
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