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The War And Treaty

21 concerts

Founded in 2014 by husband-and-wife duo Michael and Tanya Trotter, American music act The War And Treaty released the acclaimed major label debut album Lover’s Game. They earned GRAMMY nominations for Best New Artist and Best American Roots Song for Blank Page, and collaborated with Zach Bryan on Hey Driver.

Shawn Colvin

1 concert

Born in Vermillion, South Dakota, Shawn Colvin rose on the late-’80s new folk movement with a personal, pop-influenced sound. Her debut won the 1991 Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album; 1997’s Sunny Came Home brought mainstream fame.

Sam Bush

6 concerts

Bowling Green, Kentucky mandolin and fiddle innovator, Sam Bush helped pioneer progressive bluegrass as founder/leader of New Grass Revival and member of Strength in Numbers. His albums include King of My World and Storyman; he earned an Americana Music Association Lifetime Achievement Award.

Lucinda Williams

7 concerts

Lake Charles, Louisiana singer/songwriter blending blues, folk, country, and rock. Her album Car Wheels on a Gravel Road went gold and won a Grammy; her song Passionate Kisses earned her a Grammy for Country Song of the Year.

Allison Russell

12 concerts

Montreal-born, Nashville-based Allison Russell is a GRAMMY and JUNO-winning singer-songwriter and producer. Her solo albums Outside Child (2021) and The Returner (2023) are on Concord/Fantasy. She co-founded Po’ Girl and debuted on Broadway in Hadestown.

Albert Lee

8 concerts

Born in Leominster, England, Albert Lee is a virtuoso guitarist known for R&B, rockabilly and country. A top session player, he’s worked with Eric Clapton, the Everly Brothers and Joe Cocker; albums include Home and Heartbreak Hotel.

Rosanne Cash

1 concert

Rosanne Cash is a singer-songwriter with 15 albums, 4 Grammys and 12 nominations. Author of four books, including best-selling memoir Composed. Elected to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame; received the MacDowell Medal.

Emmylou Harris

1 concert

Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Emmylou Harris is a country-rock singer who began as a NYC folk artist. She sang on Gram Parsons’ G.P. and Grievous Angel, scored hits like “Sweet Dreams,” and made her best-selling Trio with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt.

Joan Baez

1 concert

Born in Staten Island, New York, Joan Baez is a folk singer famed for her clear soprano and interpretations of traditional songs and writers like Bob Dylan. Her debut Joan Baez (1960) was a success; Diamonds & Rust was a hit. Grammy Lifetime Achievement (2007), Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (2017).

Steve Earle

3 concerts

Acclaimed singer-songwriter and storyteller, protege of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark. His 1986 album Guitar Town hit No. 1 on country charts and became an Americana classic. Won consecutive GRAMMY Awards; inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Buddy Miller

1 concert

Fairborn, Ohio native Buddy Miller is an Americana icon, celebrated guitarist, singer, songwriter, and Grammy-winning producer. Known for his country-soul style, he has collaborated with Emmylou Harris, Robert Plant, and wife Julie Miller. His extensive discography includes "Universal United House of Prayer" and a solo album released in 2026. He has earned numerous Americana Music Awards.

Margo Price

Margo Price is a Nashville-based country artist who broke through with her debut solo album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter. Her music draws on classic country, with truth-telling songs written from “the intellect and the gut.”

Bonnie Raitt

Born in Burbank, California, Bonnie Raitt is a blues/rock/R&B singer-guitarist known for soulful vocals and bottleneck guitar. Her 1989 breakthrough Nick of Time won Grammys including Album of the Year; hits include "Something to Talk About" and "I Can't Make You Love Me."

Rodney Crowell

Houston, Texas-born country singer/songwriter tied to the ’80s new traditionalist movement. Former Emmylou Harris & the Hot Band member, he scored five No. 1 singles from 1988’s Diamonds & Dirt and wrote hits for Crystal Gayle and Bob Seger.

Patty Griffin

Old Town, Maine folk/Americana singer-songwriter known for literate, intimate storytelling; breakout "Living with Ghosts". Songs cut by Willie Nelson & Dixie Chicks; Grammy.