About
Alice Austin is a genre-hopping artist whose psychedelic retro rock roots have carried her from her native Vermont to Los Angeles—and nearly everywhere in between. Known for her dynamic voice and sharp songwriting, she fronts the heavy rock outfit Black Sabbitch, sings and plays in the acoustic vocal trio Home Again Home Again, and releases solo work that spans from indie rock to synth pop to experimental folk.
Her upcoming album, Super 8, is her most nuanced yet—an artful blend of alternative rock and ethereal, singer-songwriter sensibility. It follows a prolific run of releases produced in collaboration with David Drouin and mixed/mastered by Timothy Phillips: the dreamy soft rock of Goodnight Euphoria (2022), the neon-lit synth pop of Break the Spell (2023), and the stripped-back acoustic warmth of Neon Pink (2023). Each project expands on Austin’s genre-defying style, weaving personal storytelling with sonic nostalgia and fearless experimentation.
In addition to her solo work, Austin tours extensively as the lead vocalist of Black Sabbitch, the all-female Black Sabbath tribute that has redefined the genre. The band regularly tours across North America and Europe, with performances at major festivals such as Wacken Open Air (Germany), Full Metal Holiday (Spain), Cal Jam, and The Kiss Kruise—bringing powerful, authentic performances to devoted rock audiences around the world.
Earlier in her career, she fronted Boston’s The Lavas and 90s all-female powerhouse Zola Turn, drawing on influences ranging from Jefferson Airplane to PJ Harvey to Wanda Jackson. Her solo catalog—beginning with To A Star in the Yard and spanning fan favorites like Cowboy Summer and Dirt and Helicopters—continues to blur lines between rock, country, pop, and indie.
Whether channeling 1970s metal with Black Sabbitch or crafting intimate solo tracks, Alice Austin remains committed to creative evolution—always chasing the next sound, the next feeling, the next chapter.
