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Tift Merritt

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Tift Merritt, born in Houston and raised in North Carolina, is a singer/songwriter and guitarist known for her alt-country style. Her acclaimed debut "Bramble Rose" (2002) showcased her triple-threat talent. Merritt has collaborated with artists like Andrew Bird, Marc Ribot, and Simone Dinnerstein, and won the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest. She released albums such as "Tambourine," "Another Country," and "Stitch of the World," and is well-known for her engaging live performances with The Carbines.

Kathleen Edwards

12 concerts

Kathleen Edwards, born in Canada, blends alt-country, folk, and rock. Acclaimed for hits like "Back to Me," and collaborations with Maren Morris. She's a Juno-nominated Americana leader, sharing stages with icons like Dylan and Nelson.

James McMurtry

31 concerts

James McMurtry, born in Fort Worth, Texas, is known for his masterful storytelling in music. Son of novelist Larry McMurtry, James's plainspoken vocals and unadorned lyrics capture the struggles of everyday life. His Texas roots and collaborations with artists like John Mellencamp and Dwight Yoakam shine through in hits like "Choctaw Bingo." His debut album, 1989's *Too Long in the Wasteland,* and critically acclaimed works like *Childish Things* reflect his powerful political commentary. Notable awards include high praise from Village Voice, and he regularly performs in Austin, Texas.

Indigo Girls

34 concerts

Indigo Girls, formed by Amy Ray and Emily Saliers in Atlanta, gained fame with hits like "Closer to Fine." Known for folk rock, their Grammy-winning work highlights social activism. Collaborated with artists like R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe, they're celebrated for impactful live shows and a legacy of gold and platinum albums.

Esther Rose

9 concerts

Esther Rose, known for her vivid storytelling and memorable melodies, recorded her acclaimed album "Want" in Nashville with Ross Farbe. Collaborated with Dean Johnson and members of Video Age, The Deslondes, and Silver Synthetic, Rose blends confrontational arrangements with classic melodies.

Trampled by Turtles

24 concerts

Trampled by Turtles, from Duluth, MN, formed by Dave Simonett in 2003, blend bluegrass with rock influences. Known for a fast, frenetic style and hits like "Alone."

Josh Ritter

6 concerts

Born in Idaho, Josh Ritter, a folk and Americana singer/songwriter, blends rock, country, and blues. Known for hits like "The Historical Conquests," he's collaborated with Jason Isbell and toured with The Frames. His acclaimed albums, such as Beast in Its Tracks and Fever Breaks, highlight his poetic sense.

Sierra Hull

15 concerts

Sierra Hull, from Byrdstown, TN, is a bluegrass virtuoso and two-time Grammy nominee for albums '25 Trips' and 'Weighted Mind'. She's a 6x IBMA Mandolin winner and has played Carnegie Hall, the Grand Ole Opry, and the White House. Hull's collaborated with Alison Krauss, Sturgill Simpson, and Dolly Parton.

Lucy Wainwright Roche

5 concerts

Lucy Wainwright Roche, born in NYC's Greenwich Village, crafts thoughtful contemporary folk. Known for albums "Lucy," "There's a Last Time for Everything," and her collaborative work with mother Suzzy Roche, her sibling Martha Wainwright, and features guests like Mary Chapin Carpenter. Originally an educator, Lucy toured with Rufus Wainwright, her half-brother, before establishing her music career.

Valerie June

17 concerts

Valerie June, known for her distinctive voice and style, is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter from Tennessee. She blends love and joy in her music, with albums like "Pushin’ Against A Stone" and "The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers." Praised by Bob Dylan, she has collaborated with M. Ward, The Blind Boys of Alabama, and Norah Jones. Her songs resonate with emotional honesty and optimism.

Mdou Moctar

11 concerts

Mdou Moctar, hailing from Niger, is known for his Tuareg protest music. His acoustic album, *Tears of Injustice*, recorded in Brooklyn, reflects Niger's political turmoil.

Henhouse Prowlers

2 concerts

The Prowlers, known for thrilling performances and storytelling, have toured 29 countries on 5 continents, collaborating with the U.S. State Department and their nonprofit.

Wild Horses

11 concerts

Wild Horses, a late '70s supergroup, was co-fronted by Brian Robertson and Jimmy Bain. Known for their hard rock sound, they released hit singles like "Criminal Tendencies" but failed to sustain success. Despite collaborations with Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott and Scott Gorham, their albums didn't make a lasting impact. After disbanding, Robertson joined Motörhead briefly, while Bain had a successful stint with Dio.

The Brudi Brothers

14 concerts

The Brudi Brothers, from Seattle, are a beloved Americana band known for their raucous performances and old-world soul. The three siblings infuse wit, harmonies, and vibrant lyrics into their music, drawing from global adventures. Their 2020 album, recorded on a houseboat in Amsterdam, showcases intimate storytelling and genre-blending. Known as Seattle's favorite buskers, they've crafted a unique space in the Pacific Northwest music scene, earning a loyal fanbase with their infectious sound and stage chemistry.

Hayden Pedigo

7 concerts

Hayden Pedigo, from Amarillo, Texas, is known for his acoustic guitar and soundscape compositions, blending American primitive styles and experimental sounds. He has collaborated with Charles Hayward, Fred Frith, and Terry Allen. Beyond music, his 2019 Amarillo city council run gained attention through a viral video, inspiring the documentary 'Kid Candidate.'

Lizzie No

2 concerts

NYC folk artist Lizzie No launched with 'Hard Won' in 2017, acclaimed for its depth. Known for Black Lives Matter track "Sundown" & wins like American Songwriter Magazine Lyrics Prize, she performed at Americanafest, SXSW, and with the Louisville Orchestra. Collaborates with Nick Rapley.

Margaret Glaspy

2 concerts

NY-born Margaret Glaspy, known for raw vocals & guitar, strips back in "Echo The Diamond," co-produced with Julian Lage. Features drummer David King & bassist Chris Morrissey, reflecting life's truths. Renowned for touring with Spoon & Wilco.

Folk Bitch Trio

16 concerts

Melbourne-based Folk Bitch Trio, celebrated for three-part harmonies and thoughtful arrangements, have shared stages with acts like King Gizzard, Julia Jacklin, and Courtney Barnett. Known for enchanting live performances at major festivals like Port Fairy Folk Festival.

Dean Johnson

8 concerts

Dean Johnson, known for his rustic tenor and acoustic guitar, enchants with cowboy waltzes and heartfelt ballads across the Pacific Northwest. Celebrated for his debut album 'Nothing for Me, Please' on Mama Bird Recording Co.

Anjimile

11 concerts

Evanston Folk Festival

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See the Trampled by Turtles concert in Evanston at Dawes Park on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 12:00 PM, featuring Hayden Pedigo, Kathleen Edwards, and more. Purchase tickets!

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