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Takeroot in Groningen,

Nov 7, 2026 at 4:00 PM  ·  SPOT De Oosterpoort SPOT De Oosterpoort

Takeroot
Nov 7
Takeroot

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Josiah, of Josiah and the Bonnevilles, hails from Tennessee and crafts indie-folk tunes. He's known for his heartfelt lyrics, popular songs like "Cold Blood" and "Lie with Me," and dynamic live performances.
Angela Autumn, hailing from Appalachia, PA, is a country-folk artist dubbed the "Rose of Appalachia." Known for albums like 'Cowboy Jack Clementine' and viral Instagram videos, her storytelling blends small-town roots with Nashville flair.
Otis Gibbs, from Wanamaker, Indiana, is an American alt-country folk singer-songwriter and storyteller. Known for poignant lyrics and working-class narratives, his notable works include "The People's Day" and the album "The Trust of Crows." He also hosts the popular "Thanks for Giving a Damn" podcast and has planted over 7,000 trees.
Irish folk and blues artist Muireann Bradley is known for her intricate fingerstyle guitar. Her debut album, I Kept These Old Blues, sold out its first pressing. She has performed on Jools Holland’s Hootenanny and released the songwriter showcase Blackwood Pew.
Platinum-selling independent artist Ron Pope gained viral fame with his hit song A Drop in the Ocean, which surpassed one billion streams. Based in Nashville, he writes songs for himself and other artists and has earned praise from major outlets like Rolling Stone and Billboard.
American Aquarium are a North Carolina-bred country-rock band led by BJ Barham. For nearly two decades, they’ve paired gritty rock-and-roll energy with incisive songwriting, exploring Southern identity and sociocultural themes on The Fear of Standing Still.
Minnesota-based band Pert Near Sandstone features singer-songwriters J Lenz, Justin Bruhn, Nate Sipe, and Kevin Kniebel. Known for their signature style, the group released their ninth studio album, Side by Side, which was independently recorded and co-produced by Ryan Young.
Zoh Amba, from Kingsport, Tennessee, is an acclaimed saxophonist from NYC’s avant-garde scene. Their album Eyes Full draws on rediscovering guitar, blending muddy acoustic blues, feedback-laced electric guitar, and Appalachian folk.
Nominated for Emerging Act of the Year by the Americana Music Association, folk and country artist Jobi Riccio debuted with her 2023 record Whiplash. Known for her vulnerable vocals and intimate lyricism, she has performed at the Grand Ole Opry and toured with Lucius, Jason Isbell, and Iron & Wine.
Formed in Seattle in 2014, True Loves is an eight-piece funk and soul group known for their energetic live performances. They released their debut instrumental album, Famous Last Words, in 2017, earning widespread acclaim and festival appearances.
Toronto singer Abigail Lapell performs modern folk, prairie noir, and Canadiana desert rock on vocals, piano, harmonica, and guitar. She has won three Canadian Folk Music Awards, reached number one on Canadian folk radio, surpassed 30 million Spotify streams, and released the album Stolen Time.
Cummings began her music career drumming in high school cover bands before launching her solo career in the late 2010s. She draws inspiration from traditional Irish folk, Bob Dylan, and Paul Kelly, and signed with Flightless Records.
Soul artist Eli Paperboy Reed moved from Massachusetts to Mississippi to immerse himself in Delta juke joint culture. Known for raw, powerful albums earning major label deals and film placements, he released Getting There, produced by R&B iconoclast Swamp Dogg.
Jeremy Pinnell is a classic country artist known for his acclaimed albums OH/KY, Ties of Blood and Affection, Goodbye LA, and Decades. Praised by Rolling Stone, he has recorded with producers like Mike Montgomery and Grammy winner Shooter Jennings, and toured extensively across the US and Europe.
Lily Seabird, from Burlington, VT, blends folk and indie rock in her album "Alas," exploring grief with tracks like "Cavity." Known for expressive sax and collaboration with Benny Yurco.
Willow Avalon, a Georgia-born country singer-songwriter, blends classic country, Americana, and rock. Known for her smoky voice and storytelling, she released the EP "Stranger" and album "Southern Belle Raisin' Hell." Popular songs include "Homewrecker" and "Tequila or Whiskey." She has toured extensively, collaborated with artists like Charles Wesley Godwin, and performed on national television.
Will Slater, from Commerce, GA, blends country grit, southern rock, and Americana into "Southeast Emo." Influenced by Tyler Childers and Drive-By Truckers, he tours widely with his band, The 53.
Tulsa native Johnny Mullenax grew up in a musical family and started playing guitar at age 5. Influenced by artists ranging from AC/DC to John Coltrane, he calls his genre-bending style a funky country bluegrass good time for working folks.
Formed in Boston in 1980, the roots rock band the Del Fuegos featured Dan Zanes, Warren Zanes, Tom Lloyd, and Steve Morrell. Known for their passionate style, they released their debut album, The Longest Day, on Slash Records in 1984. Following albums included Boston, Mass. and Stand Up, featuring a tour with Tom Petty. The band disbanded in 1990.
An American country and blues singer who co-founded and fronted the roots rock band Mother Earth in the late 1960s, known for her powerful vocal range and signature song Down So Low.

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