Janey Elrod
Janey Elrod grew up in the foothills of North Carolina, where she heard bluegrass and classic country around the house. She started writing songs as a...
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Janey Elrod grew up in the foothills of North Carolina, where she heard bluegrass and classic country around the house. She started writing songs as a teenager, pulling from what she saw around her. Her first album came out in 2007, called Waiting for October.
Her second album, Before I Say Yes, got some attention in 2010. The title track became a song people asked for at shows. She also wrote Stay and That Boys Got Potential around that time.
In 2010, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to stop touring for a while. She kept writing, and her music after that sometimes touched on getting through hard things. She put out two more albums, Somehow in 2014 and Sweet Tea and Sorrow later on.
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