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Michaela Anne

3 concerts

Born in the USA, Michaela Anne is known for her tender, empathetic country-Americana style. Her albums "Oh To Be That Free" and "Desert Dove" drew comparisons to Brandi Carlile and Kacey Musgraves. She's acclaimed for her stunning vocals, with praise from NPR and Rolling Stone. Michaela has performed at festivals like Bonnaroo and XPoNential.

The Wood Brothers

29 concerts

The Wood Brothers, formed by Chris and Oliver Wood, are known as "masters of soulful folk" with drummer Jano Rix. They earned acclaim with albums like 'One Drop of Truth,' which was Grammy-nominated for "Best Americana Album." With roots in separate acclaimed careers, the band creates dynamic music blending eclectic styles, capturing audiences worldwide.

Margo Cilker

6 concerts

Born in California's Santa Clara Valley, Margo Cilker is known for her nature-infused Americana style. Her acclaimed albums include "Pohorylle" and "Valley of Heart's Delight." Working with producer Sera Cahoone and contributors like Caleb Klauder, she has toured with American Aquarium and Drive-By Truckers, gaining recognition for her evocative storytelling and musical collaborations. Now residing in Goldendale, Washington, she lives with her husband, Forrest VanTuyl.

Darlingside

7 concerts

Darlingside, known for baroque folk-pop and exquisite harmonies, is praised for intelligent songwriting. Albums include "Extralife" and "Fish Pond Fish," produced with Peter Katis.

Peter Mulvey

1 concert

Peter Mulvey, born in Milwaukee, blends folk, rock, and jazz. Notable songs include "Take Down Your Flag," with Ani DiFranco. He won the Boston Acoustic Underground and collaborated with David Goodrich. His album Rapture was Boston Award-nominated. Signature Sounds released The Trouble with Poets.

Bonny Light Horseman

5 concerts

Bonny Light Horseman, featuring Anaïs Mitchell, Eric D. Johnson, and Josh Kaufman, fuses folk brilliance. Their debut earned a Grammy nod, with "Deep in Love" up for Best American Roots Performance. Mitchell is acclaimed for "Hadestown," Johnson for Fruit Bats and scoring, and Kaufman for collaborations with Bob Weir to Taylor Swift. Their bond creates a powerful, vulnerable sound.

The Mother Hips

3 concerts

Founded 30 years ago, The Mother Hips, a California rock and soul band, rose to fame when Rick Rubin signed them to American Recordings. Renowned for their breezy harmonies and psychedelic Americana style, they released 10 acclaimed albums and performed with legends like Johnny Cash and Wilco. Dubbed “divinely inspired” by Rolling Stone, their live shows are legendary.

Willi Carlisle

52 concerts

Folksinger Willi Carlisle, known for his philosophical and absurd folk style, embraces love and inclusivity. His album "Winged Victory" continues themes from "Critterland" and "Peculiar, Missouri."