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Steve Earle

1 concert

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Steve Earle released his chart-topping debut album Guitar Town in 1986. A Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee and Grand Ole Opry member, he earned consecutive Grammy Awards for albums including The Revolution Starts Now and Townes, and his hit Copperhead Road became an official Tennessee state song.

Elizabeth Cook

2 concerts

Born in Wildwood, Florida, Elizabeth Cook is a country singer/songwriter and Grand Ole Opry staple, debuting in 2000 and appearing 400+ times. Her albums include Hey Y’all, Balls, Welder, Exodus of Venus, and Aftermath.

Emmylou Harris

1 concert

Emmylou Harris is a renowned singer who blends country, folk, and rock. Emerging in the 1970s following mentorship from Gram Parsons, she achieved major success with albums like Pieces of the Sky, Luxury Liner, and the hit 1987 collaboration Trio with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt.

Gillian Welch

15 concerts

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings are a folk duo known for acoustic music. Their debut Revival earned a GRAMMY nod; Welch won Album of the Year for O Brother, Where Art Thou? All the Good Times won Best Folk Album.

Jackson Browne

7 concerts

Jackson Browne emerged from LA's Laurel Canyon scene in the early 1970s. A member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, he has earned seven GRAMMY nominations and sold over 22 million albums, featuring hits like Doctor My Eyes and acclaimed albums like Running On Empty.

Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams

4 concerts

Americana musicians Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams are known for their vocal and instrumental virtuosity. After touring with Levon Helm, they released albums including Contraband Love and All This Time, and were profiled in the Amazon Prime docuseries It Was the Music.

Molly Tuttle

8 concerts

Grammy winner Molly Tuttle is known for pushing bluegrass boundaries by blending pop, country, rock, and flat-picking. Best known for her stunning guitar work, she earned a Best New Artist nomination and released the solo album So Long Little Miss Sunshine. Tuttle has alopecia areata and serves as a spokesperson for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation.

Buddy Miller

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.

Hot Tuna

Hot Tuna began in 1969 as an acoustic spinoff of Jefferson Airplane, led by Washington, D.C. friends Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen. The blues/ragtime-based group debuted with 1970’s Hot Tuna and later released Steady as She Goes (2011).

Stacey Earle

San Antonio-raised singer/songwriter Stacey Earle began playing at 15; moved to Nashville in 1990. Sang backing vocals on brother Steve Earle’s 1991 LP The Hard Way. Her song “For Years” was recorded by Sammy Kershaw; self-released debut Simple Gearle (1998).

Victoria Williams

Concert Info

Genre: Jam Band, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Alternative Rock, Country, Singer-Songwriter, Blues, Folk, Indie/Folk, Americana, BLUEGRASS, Classic rock, Alternative Country, Blues Rock, Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Folk Rock, Roots Rock, Outlaw Country, Electric Blues, Heartland Rock, newgrass, stomp and holler, country rock, alt country, lilith, southern gothic, texas country, piano rock, progressive bluegrass, mellow gold, melancholia, new americana, nashville singer-songwriter, album rock

Visit the Steve Earle concert in San Francisco at The Masonic on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 7:00 PM, featuring Buddy Miller, Elizabeth Cook, and more. Grab your tickets now!