Robert Earl Keen

13 concerts

Texas-born Robert Earl Keen blends country, bluegrass, and rock, known for "The Road Goes On Forever." Inducted into the Texas Heritage Songwriters Hall, he has 19 albums and collaborates with artists like Lyle Lovett. Host of Americana Podcast, received BMI's Troubadour Award and Texas A&M Distinguished Alumni.

Ken Pomeroy

12 concerts

Cherokee singer-songwriter Ken Pomeroy from Moore, Oklahoma crafts heartfelt contemporary folk with rootsy guitar and a soothing soprano, known for powerful, empathetic lyrics.

John R. Miller

6 concerts

John R. Miller, born in West Virginia, is a Nashville-based artist known for his introspective country and folk-rock. His albums, including "Heat Comes Down" and "Depreciated," reveal deep truths about human emotions. Influenced by traditional fiddle music, Miller first performed in garage bands and string bands, gaining a reputation for his raw honesty and communal music style.

The Wallflowers

49 concerts

The Wallflowers, led by Jakob Dylan, blend rootsy alternative rock with arena-friendly sounds. Known for hits like "One Headlight" and "6th Avenue Heartache," they won two Grammys in 1998. Their defining album, "Bringing Down the Horse," was multi-platinum. Collaborations include T-Bone Burnett and Shelby Lynne; recent album "Exit Wounds" marks a confident return. Dylan's solo pursuits and documentary work further highlight his creativity.

Hazlett

3 concerts

Singer-songwriter Hazlett, born in Australia, crafts emotional indie-folk music. Known for honest lyrics and heartfelt performances, he keeps a small circle of friends.

The Lumineers

21 concerts

The Lumineers, famed for their folk-rock style, have 24 #1 hits, including "Ho Hey" and "Gloria." They've toured globally, earning acclaim with albums like "CLEOPATRA" and "III." Achievements include GRAMMY® nominations and platinum certifications. They've sold over 1.1 million tickets with record-breaking shows in Denver and Chicago.

Mt. Joy

43 concerts

Mt. Joy, formed in 2016, is an indie rock band known for energetic performances and hits like "Silver Lining." They've toured extensively, sold out venues like Madison Square Garden, and gained acclaim with albums like "Mt. Joy" and "Rearrange Us."

Stephen Wilson Jr.

28 concerts

Nashville-based Wilson, from Indiana, transitioned from boxing to songwriting, crafting hits for stars like Brothers Osborne. His debut album, "Son of Dad," explores loss. Praised by Rolling Stone, he's toured globally with acts like Midland.

Mountain Grass Unit

10 concerts

Mountain Grass Unit, from Birmingham, Alabama, is a dynamic bluegrass quartet blending tradition with jazz, funk, and rock. Known for their inventive covers and originals, their debut EP "Runnin’ From Trouble," produced by Mike Harris, features hit single "Hey Mama." They’ve captivated audiences at Renewal and DelFest, drawing inspiration from legends like Tony Rice.

Watchhouse

19 concerts

Watchhouse, the North Carolina duo of Andrew Marlin & Emily Frantz, are known for their poignant songwriting and root music that resonates with younger audiences. Gaining acclaim from Rolling Stone and NPR, they've played sold-out shows at Red Rocks and Ryman Auditorium. Starting in local venues, their profound chemistry and masterful songs explore life’s mysteries and joys, amassing hundreds of millions of streams.