Amy Elizabeth Ray (born April 12, 1964 in Decatur, Georgia, U.S.) , is a singer-songwriter and member of the well-known contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls.

On March 6, 2001 she released her first solo album, Stag, a southern and punk rock album. The Butchies provided support for five songs, and Nineteen Forty-Five and the Rock-A-Teens supported on one song apiece. Joan Jett helped out on "Hey Castrator." On April 12 2005, Ray released Prom, and on December 19 2006, she released Live from Knoxville.

Her backup band for her Stag tour was the Butchies. In 2004, when she embarked on her Prom tour, she brought Les Nuby (guitar), Will Lochamy (drums), and Jody Bleyle (bass). Bleyle was replaced with Tara Jane O'Neil in October because Bleyle was on maternity leave.

Ray grew up in Decatur, and went on to begin college at Vanderbilt University. After a year at Vanderbilt, Ray returned to the Atlanta area to continue her education at Emory University. Ray graduated from Emory in 1986 with majors in English and Religion.

Ray currently lives in the foothills of North Georgia.

When she’s not on the road or in the studio as a member of the Indigo Girls , Amy Ray works on her own solo side project. In 2001, she released her first solo album, Stag . That year, she toured solo with The Butchies as her band. Then in 2005, her second solo project, Prom was released. In December of 2006, Amy released Live From Knoxville , a live recording from a show at Blue Cats in October of 2005. Both albums were released on Amy’s independent record label, Daemon Records . Fans of the