Born and raised in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Lilly Moss discovered her love for music at an early age. By sixth grade, she was taking vocal lessons, adding piano by eighth grade, and by 16 was writing original songs influenced by artists such as Jason Isbell and Adele. Her first live performance at 17 confirmed her passion for pursuing a career in music.

 

At just 19, Lilly released her debut album, Meet Me on Broadway (2024). Two tracks, “Heartbreak Summer” and “Love Me Not,” were featured on Spotify’s All New Country editorial playlist. The release also earned her national recognition as a semi-finalist in the Unsigned Only Music Competition, along with regional acclaim as ArtsQuest’s Emerging Artist of the Year.

 

Known for her emotional authenticity and powerful live performances, Lilly has a rare ability to connect deeply with audiences, quickly building a devoted and engaged fanbase.

 

A childhood cancer survivor, Lilly is equally committed to giving back. In 2025, Lilly delivered the keynote address at the Grant Thornton Invitational Gala, before performing a duet with country star Russell Dickerson—one of the evening’s most memorable moments benefiting CureSearch for Children’s Cancer. She has supports Pediatric Cancer Foundation, Blood Cancers United, and Dream Come True.

 

As Lilly pursues her musical dreams, she will continue to use her platform to advocate for childhood cancer awareness, establishing herself as a standout artist, role model, and voice for her generation.