Hannah Thomas

Hannah Thomas is bringing her own style of music to the roots rock world 

with a voice reminiscent of young Bonnie Raitt, grit and bravado that draws 

comparisons to Melissa Etheridge, and the southern rock soul of Chris 

Robinson.  

With over a decade in the business, she has toured withIndigo Girls and opened for or shared the stage with Pat Benatar, Melissa Etheridge, Jennifer Nettles, Terri Clark, Lydia Loveless, Chely Wright, Mother's Finest, Shawn Mullins, Michelle Michelle Malone, Randall Bramblett and more.

Born and raised in Covington, Georgia, Thomas grew up on classic rock and 

country music: "my dad introduced me to Aerosmith and Black Sabbath, and 

with my mom I would listen to a lot of Patsy Cline, Tina Turner and The 

Judds. Later on I discovered 90s alternative". Thomas (and those close to 

her) will admit that ever since she was able to walk and talk, she has never 

wanted to do anything except perform. 

Thomas's various influences can be heard on her latest album produced by 

Lester Nuby III (St. Paul and The Broken Bones) in Birmingham, Alabama. 

"Fault Line" is her first full-length LP since 2012, spanning the gap between 

Atlanta's eclectic roots rock revival and the soulful, classic rock sound of 

Muscle Shoals. Thomas is joined by an all-star band comprised of Brandon 

Bush on keys (Sugarland/Train), Sadler Vaden on guitar (Drivin N 

Cryin/Jason Isbell), Jimbo Hart on bass guitar (Jason Isbell) and Chad 

Gamble on drums (Jason Isbell). The LP includes a song co-written with 

Michelle Malone. Malone plays lead guitar on that single, alongside Gerry 

Hansen on drums (Chuck Leavell, Randall Bramblett, Shawn Mullins) and 

Michael C. Steel on bass (Randall Bramblett). The album also features guest 

vocals by Terri Clark and Amy Ray of Indigo Girls