Russell Dickerson Leicestershire Tickets - Stanford Hall

Clara Mann

2 concerts

Clara, inspired by Edith Piaf & Tom Waits, crafts songs that blend storytelling with a touch of mystery and tenderness, often starting from personal drawings or text.

S.G. Goodman

3 concerts

Kentucky-born singer-songwriter blending indie rock with subtle rural influences. She broke out with 2020 debut Old Time Feeling and 2022’s Teeth Marks, earning an NPR Tiny Desk and the 2023 Americana Awards’ Best Emerging Artist.

Flatland Cavalry

3 concerts

Flatland Cavalry is a Lubbock roots-country band formed in 2012, led by vocalist/songwriter Cleto Cordero. Known for bright country ballads and gritty folk ramblers, they released Come May (2015), Humble Folks (2017), Homeland Insecurity (2019), and Welcome to Countryland (2021).

Randall King

10 concerts

West Texas native Randall King is a neo-traditional country/honky-tonk singer on Warner Music Nashville. He’s topped 300M+ streams with “You In A Honky Tonk,” “Hey Cowgirl” and “Mirror, Mirror,” and released the EP Leanna (2020) and album Shot Glass (2022).

The Red Clay Strays

44 concerts

Hailing from Mobile, Alabama, rock-n-roll band The Red Clay Strays features Brandon Coleman, Drew Nix, Zach Rishel, Andrew Bishop, and John Hall. They released the album Moment of Truth, featuring the hit single Wondering Why.

Russell Dickerson

1 concert

Multi-platinum country artist Russell Dickerson is known for number one hits like Yours, Blue Tacoma, and God Gave Me a Girl, alongside the hit duet She Likes It with Jake Scott. Blending country-soul, pop, and rock, he has surpassed four billion streams and released his fourth album, Famous Back Home.

Pokey LaFarge

30 concerts

Bloomington, Illinois native Pokey LaFarge crafts a unique sound blending Americana, early jazz, and country blues with a modern twist. His "riverboat soul" earned Independent Music Awards for albums like "Riverboat Soul" and "Middle of Everywhere". LaFarge's collaborations include Jack White and a feature on HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" soundtrack.

Drew Holcomb

6 concerts

Memphis-born Nashville singer-songwriter; literate folk/Americana voice. Leads Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors (“Good Light,” “Medicine”). Ryman live; collab w/ Ellie Holcomb & NEEDTOBREATHE.

American Aquarium

24 concerts

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.

Vincent Neil Emerson

3 concerts

Vincent Neil Emerson, an East Texas country, folk, and Americana singer-songwriter of Choctaw-Apache descent, is celebrated for his honest storytelling. His albums include Fried Chicken and Evil Women (2019), Vincent Neil Emerson (2021), and The Golden Crystal Kingdom (2023). He has released singles such as "Livin' in the Past" and "Jet Plane," and the album Blue Stars. Collaborating with Rodney Crowell and Shooter Jennings, his music features in TV shows like Yellowstone.

Wyatt Flores

8 concerts

Born in Oklahoma, Mexican-American country artist Flores has surpassed 1.4 billion streams. Known for his breakout hit Please Don't Go, he debuted at the Grand Ole Opry and received the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame Rising Star Award, plus an Emerging Act nomination at the 2024 Americana Awards.

MY DARLING CLEMENTINE

2 concerts

My Darling Clementine is an English country music duo formed in 2010 in Birmingham, England, by husband-and-wife singer-songwriters Michael Weston King and Lou Dalgleish. Influenced by classic 1960s and 1970s American country duos like Tammy Wynette and George Jones, the pair is highly regarded within the Americana scene. Their discography includes critically acclaimed albums such as How Do You Plead? (2011), The Reconciliation? (2013), Still Testifying (2017), and Country Darkness (2020).

Southall

9 concerts

Founded in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Southall (formerly The Read Southall Band) blends Red Dirt country with hard rock/metal and mellow vibes; guitar-heavy original songwriting.

Chapel Hart

Born in Poplarville, MS, Chapel Hart is a country soul trio known for powerful harmonies and captivating live shows. Managed by Jeff Glixman, they've performed worldwide.

Lola Kirke

Born in New York City, country-rock singer, actor & author Lola Kirke blends classic twang and ethereal pop; Lady For Sale (Third Man). Collab: Elle King, Rosanne Cash.

Andrew Combs

Combs, lauded by NPR and Rolling Stone, blends folk, country, and classic pop with atmospheric textures. Known for "Fly In My Wine," he crafts nuanced, genre-defying music.

Kassi Valazza

New Orleans–based singer-songwriter Kassi Valazza makes lush, lyrical Americana—foggy, streetlight-soft songs of solitude and self-discovery, recorded with Matt Thomson.

Colbie Caillat

Born in Malibu, CA, Colbie Caillat is a pop singer-songwriter/storyteller with 2 GRAMMYs, 15B+ streams; hits “Bubbly,” “Realize,” “Try,” and Mraz duet “Lucky.”

Adeem the Artist

Knoxville-based Adeem the Artist explores life's imprints with deep introspection in the album "Anniversary". Collaborated with Butch Walker and Megan Coleman, among others.

The Long Road Festival

A premier three-day camping festival held at Stanford Hall in Leicestershire, UK, celebrating country, Americana, and roots music and culture.

Gina Larner

Gina Larner is a Brighton-based Americana/Rock/Pop/Country singer-songwriter. She's opened for James Blunt and Simply Red and is praised for her bewitching melodies.

Jamie Lawson

Jamie Lawson’s self-titled album (Oct 2015) debuted at No.1 after he signed to Ed Sheeran’s label and opened for One Direction. He won an Ivor Novello Award, played Wembley Stadium four times, and later released three more albums and 2 EPs.

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