Based in LA and originally from Orange County, independent artist Alix Page started singing and writing songs from a young age, releasing her first song as a teenager in 2020. Her audience has grown up alongside her, relating to and finding solace in her striking songwriting that deals with the complicated feelings of relationships and getting older.

Since the 2022 release of her debut EP ‘Old News,’ Page has captivated audiences in different venues across the world with her intimate live set. As a songwriter and musician, she’s gained recognition from, toured alongside, and collaborated with a wide range of producers and artists such as Gracie Abrams, Del Water Gap, Christian Lee Hutson, Laufey, Jake Minch, Waxahatchee, Claud, and more. Her primary collaborators, producer/drummer Brett Kramer, engineer Jonny Bell of Jazzcats Studio, producer/instrumentalist Andrew Pham, and visual artist/graphic designer Natalie Minguez, have been with Alix since her very first release as a teenager, and continue to grow and evolve with her as her music does.

Whether working alone or with others, Page’s output remains rooted in her undeniable lyrical skills and her ability to bring the audience into the stories she tells. Last spring, she embarked on her first headline tour, where she played to audiences of her own in sold-out venues in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, London, and more. Last winter, Page toured in support of Jeremy Zucker and The Milk Carton Kids on their respective North American Tours, captivating a diverse group of new fans. She recently released the single “Girlfriend,” an upbeat, guitar-driven tune that playfully leans into the rollercoaster of emotions and sweetness that comes with confessing your feelings for someone, and it has quickly become a fan favorite. A relentlessly vulnerable artist, Alix Page continues to commit herself to constant growth by writing songs her audience can see themselves in and focusing on creating a community amongst fans of her work.