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The War And Treaty

27 concerts

Formed in 2014 by husband-and-wife duo Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter, The War And Treaty blend roots and country. GRAMMY-nominated for Best New Artist and “Blank Page,” they won AMA Duo/Group of the Year twice and released major label debut Lover’s Game.

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.

Bonnie Raitt

4 concerts

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."

Sam Bush

5 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

8 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

16 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

7 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

4 concerts

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.

Steve Earle

6 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.”

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.

Emmylou Harris

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

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).

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.