Out Now - Liv Greene on Queer gratitude

LGBTQIA+
By
Sara Gougeon
November 10, 2023
The Bluegrass Situation
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For this edition of Out Now, we're honored to introduce an artist I've known for years. Liv Greene and I met in 2017 at Interlochen Arts Academy. It's incredible to watch artists like Liv, who have been dedicated to their craft for years, develop careers in the industry. Following our time at a small arts school in Northern Michigan, Liv and I both moved to Boston. After a year at Tufts, grappling between following a traditional path or following her intuition, she transferred to New England College of Music. And we both eventually found ourselves in Nashville.

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