A Rotating Roster of Available Artists
Raised in Lubbock, A.B Hill’s music journey started with learning to craft a song through storytelling. After closing his BBQ joint after a life changing injury, A.B. hit the road playing his songs all over the state and any place that would let him. He had lost all he built for his family including his mental and physical health. He knew he still had his art and the power of a song. After some time, A.B. starting playing with different players in different towns and cities singing his healing songs. Songs about making it through hard times and believing that hard work and faith can get a person through anything. Whether A.B.’s songs are considered Blues, Country, Honky Tonk, or Rock N Roll, A.B. says there’s some Gospel sprinkled throughout that has stood him back up overtime and set him free once again.
Inquire to BookPhoenix-based indie folk singer-songwriter influenced by pop and jazz, and a multi-instrumentalist who performs on guitar, ukulele and banjo. Heavily gigging across the Valley in 2026 with dates at Valley Bar (May), The Rebel Lounge (June) and the Rhythm Room's Electric Ramble (Aug 27, 2026).
Inquire to BookA Phoenix, Arizona singer-songwriter who bills his sound as original folk-soul-roots rock n' roll — "simple music for simple minds," in his own words. Releases include "Thirsty Land" and "Enough For 3."
Inquire to BookIrish-born, Austin-based singer-songwriter blending Celtic soul, Americana, and folk. Weekly residency (Music Helps Mondays) at C-Boy's Heart & Soul; founder of the nonprofit Music Helps ATX and the She Rises Fest.
Inquire to BookWhimsically macabre, Apis uses lilting tunes and cheeky lyrics to cover grim topic in fantastical ways.
Inquire to BookAustin Americana/country singer-songwriter who has worked alongside mentor Rusty Weir and peers like Walt Wilkins over a long career in the Texas music scene. Released the well-received LP "Bridges & Kerosene" and performs regularly around Austin, including a recurring Saxon Pub family-night show.
Inquire to BookWe play Texas music, Texas originals, some classic country, a little classic rock. What sets us apart from all other bands is we have a rockin improv trumpet player. There are 4 of us. A electric ukulele, 2 acoustic electric guitars, & the trumpet / dobro guy backing us up. We are out of Fredericksburg but play all over Austin, SA & all over the hill country. We can also perform as a duo or trio
Inquire to BookAustin-based roots duo (Andrea Magee and Ben Jones) blending folk, blues, country, and rock and roll with powerhouse harmony vocals. Has released music through Toulouse Records and tours regionally and internationally.
Inquire to BookBen Tully is a Tucson-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist playing folk-rock-influenced original music. Originally from the Seattle area, he lived in Hong Kong for over a decade before relocating to Tucson in 2022. He often uses guitar and loop pedals for a one-man-band sound at local venues.
Inquire to BookAustin Americana songwriter, originally from Houston, who took on the grit and soul of that city's scene early, trailing her parents through icehouses, dive bars and honky-tonks. She recorded her first album 'Cassette Tapes and Cash Money' after moving to Austin and has been playing an evolving blend of blues, soul, country and rock and roll ever since, solo and with her roots-rock band Beth Lee & The Breakups - her father Jimmy Dundon on bass and harmonies, Adam Burchfield of The Octanes on guitar, Ralph Power on drums.
Inquire to BookFort Worth cosmic-country singer-songwriter Brandon "Broke String" Burnett, who runs Texas country through the energy of punk and counts Townes Van Zandt and Willie Nelson among his influences. He has released four albums since 2023, most recently "Harsh Treatment" (2026), and also performs with The Big Iron Boys.
Inquire to BookAmericana and roots band that grew out of a picking circle at the Schoolhouse, a remote central Texas bar, in 2013. Joe "Fishbelly" started the circle and Terry "T-Man", Wendel "Brous" and "Birdman" each joined in turn. The same players have been together ever since.
Inquire to BookWhat happens when a punk rock songwriter rides into town as a singing cowboy? Buddy Greenbloom—the Gothic Cowboy—turns that question into a memorable live experience. Blending Western music, Americana, country, and alternative rock, Buddy delivers a show that feels familiar, unexpected, and highly bookable. With flexible solo, duo, and full-band formats, he fits festivals, civic concerts, cultural events, fairs, theaters, and community programs—offering audiences more than a concert: a distinctive character, story, and experience they’ll remember.
Inquire to BookAlpine string band, billed in full as the Calamity Creek String Band, playing old-time fiddle tunes and traditional bluegrass. The group came together in early 2022 and made its public debut at a fundraiser for the Alpine Public Library; players have included Samuel Cason, David Keller, Mark Lewis, Ivan Goff and Jessica Lutz. They hold a regular slot at The Ritchey and have played Viva Big Bend and the Big Bend Bluegrass Festival.
Inquire to BookOKC singer-songwriter blending country, Americana and rock across five albums, most recently "LUCKY". Won the Chris Austin Song Contest at MerleFest and was a top-five finalist in the Telluride Troubadour Contest; her 2016 record "Wilder Side" reached number three on the Euro Americana year-end chart. Averages around 220 shows a year across OK, AR, CO, NM and TX, and founded the Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls OKC.
Inquire to BookCharlie Maxwell (often performing with the Ranger Canyon band) is a staple of the West Texas live music scene. Known for hand-made, authentic Texas music, he frequently plays acoustic folk, country, and singer-songwriter styles
Inquire to BookSinger-songwriter and musician from the pueblos of far West Texas, based in Alpine, with a debut studio LP out. He works the Big Bend rooms -- Amigo among them -- and puts new material out through his own YouTube channel.
Inquire to BookOklahoma singer-songwriter who plays guitar and banjo in an Americana, folk and bluegrass vein rooted in the state he comes from. He picked up the guitar at ten and later migrated to the banjo, and names Jeff Tweedy, Bob Dylan and Blake Mills as his songwriting touchstones. He works solo, as a duo or trio, and fronts a four-piece that can range through Americana, rock, funk, jazz, blues, folk and bluegrass. Based around Tulsa, he plays rooms such as the Mercury Lounge and has appeared in the OKPOP Museum's creative interview series.
Inquire to BookCreekbed Carter Hogan, a trans folk musician raised in Austin who now lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota; they weave stories of a religious and closeted childhood around Appalachian folk picking. Recently played Roskilde, Rotterdam Bluegrass, Americanafest and Folk Canada; latest album "PEASANTS REVOLT!".
Inquire to BookThe Black Lillies were a Knoxville Americana band founded in 2009 by Cruz Contreras, blending country, rock, folk and Appalachian mountain music -- five records, European tours and 40 Grand Ole Opry appearances before their final show on 31 December 2019. Contreras has led a solo career since.
Inquire to BookAustin singer-songwriter working an emotional indie-folk-rock vein. His releases include "Using Again" (2024), "Broken Bones" (2024) and "Convenient Christian" (2025), the last of which he also issued in a stripped-back version.
Inquire to BookAlbuquerque accordionist and songwriter DB Gomez, performing solo, duo, trio and as DB Gomez and the Bosque Boys. Calls it "Squeeze Box Americana" -- Cajun billy, polka grass and zydeco funk.
Inquire to BookAustin singer-songwriter drawing on early rock and roll, blues, garage rock, and mid-60s folk-rock influences. Has released two self-produced EPs and a full-length album, with regular shows at the Continental Club and Saxon Pub.
Inquire to BookAlbuquerque-based Americana singer-songwriter. His EP "Early Modern" arrived in 2022 and includes "Cardboard Heart", "Hetty's Dark Eyes" and "When Chaplin Came to Dallas".
Inquire to BookAustin Americana group blending classic country twang with a gritty rock/alt edge, sometimes described as "gothic country." Plays venues including Rodeo Austin, the White Horse, Little Longhorn Saloon, and the Continental Club.
Inquire to BookSinger originally from Texarkana who now lives and sings in the Big Bend, splitting her time between Alpine and Terlingua. She came up through hootenannies and coffee houses, opened for touring acts, and started the five-woman close-harmony group Just Us Girls. These days she sings at The Ritchey in Alpine and the Starlight Theatre and Boathouse in Terlingua.
Inquire to BookAmericana/indie-rock-soul singer-songwriter (originally from Alabama, now Grand Junction-based).
Inquire to BookGary has performed in opening spots for Randy Travis, Lacy J. Dalton and Freddy Fender. He performs on a regular basis in New Mexico, Colorado, Texas and Arizona.
Inquire to BookAmericana/alt-country/Irish-folk singer-songwriter/guitarist, regular at The Rock Inn.
Inquire to BookHusband-and-wife Americana duo Ben and Cassie Wilson, winners of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest and seen on NPR's Mountain Stage.
Inquire to BookAustin americana trio (Danny Britt, Chip Dolan, Marvin Dykhuis) of full-time touring professional musicians and songwriters, spanning americana, folk, classic rock, R&B and country and western. Named in tribute to late Austin musician Riley Osbourne.
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Jersey Shore Ex-Pat Hank Woji cut his musical teeth as a bassist in the vibrant Asbury Park, NJ music scene of the 80s & 90s, playing in some of the Garden State’s most dynamic and innovative bands, while sharing the stage with such iconic artists as: Johnny Winter, Jimmy Cliff, The Nighthawks, Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen In 2001 Hank re-located to Houston, TX and found his new musical voice as a Singer Songwriter, but it was his chance move, in 2009, to the far West Texas desert town of Terlingua that has most reshaped his life and his music. Critics have described Hank’s music as “acoustic-wielding, sharply observed, Americana all the way” and being “in the best tradition of the Texas troubadours like Guy Clarke, Townes Van Zandt and Butch Hancock” and that “His troubadour style also comes very close to the style of Woody Guthrie or Pete Seeger, or as we heard on ‘Nebraska’ from Bruce Springsteen.” Of his recently released 6th CD, Tony Award winning songwriter, Anaïs Mitchell says: “Highways, Gamblers, Devils and Dreams is a sprawling meditation on mythic American themes. Hank is a warm-hearted and precise troubadour of the old school.” And John Apice of Americana Highways states: “It’s a painting, it’s a quilt, a mosaic of music and lyrics that have become in Hank’s hands a short story about what America should be.” Over his 20+ year songwriter career, Hank has performed with such notable artists as: Jonathan Byrd, Jaimee Harris, Bob Livingston, Butch Hancock, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Sarah Lee Guthrie, and Pete Seeger.
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Isiah Driessen is a Wisconsin-based solo folk artist behind Isiah & The New People, combining Americana-rooted songwriting with atmospheric arrangements and reflective storytelling. In addition to his music, he is the founder of The Cedars Project, a Fox Cities-based community arts initiative in Little Chute, Wisconsin.
Inquire to BookNorman red dirt and Americana songwriter raised on an Oklahoma family farm, whose album "Head Above Water" speaks to blue-collar struggle. Won the Woody Guthrie Songwriting Contest in 2016 and was named to Rolling Stone's Top 10 New Artists You Need To Know.
Inquire to BookAward winning singer-songwriter Jenni Dale Lord is a versatile musician whose style seamlessly blends elements of country, rock, and blues, creating a unique sound that resonates with a wide audience. From an early age, Jenni displayed a deep passion for music, taking her first piano lesson at four years old and writing her first song by the age of eight. At 11, she began learning guitar, demonstrating unwavering dedication to her craft. Forming the Jenni Dale Lord Band, she assembled a group of talented musicians, including Jay Saldana on drums, Aaron Dick on keys, Sean Frankhouser on bass, and guitarists Dustin Garrett and Cale Richardson. Their collective efforts have led to the release of several successful albums, with multiple singles charting on Texas radio. Notably, the band has collaborated with esteemed artists such as Joe Ely, Kenny Maines, Darrin Morris, and Billie Jo Jones. In October 2024, Jenni released her eighth studio album, "A Million Moments," recorded at Amusement Park Studio in Lubbock under the direction of producer Scott Faris. The album features collaborations with Grammy-winner Sunny Sauceda and Texas Country star Jerrod Medulla, showcasing Jenni's musical depth and storytelling prowess. Her 9th studio album will be released in December 2026. Her contributions to music have been recognized by the Texas Regional Radio Music Association and The Josie Music Awards, earning her multiple nominations. She secured the Female Artist of the Year award and Song of the Year awards from the Texas Internet Radio Chart, as well as Lubbock's LHUCA William D. Kerns Award for the Performing Arts. With a dynamic stage presence and heartfelt performances, Jenni Dale Lord continues to captivate audiences, solidifying her status as a prominent figure in the Texas music scene.
Inquire to BookAlt-country and Americana band out of Wimberley, founded in 2014 and now a fixture of the Central Texas scene with six studio albums behind them. Jesse Stratton sings, writes and plays guitar, saxophone and harmonica, alongside Tony Garossino on lead guitar, mandolin and pedal steel, Alex Lugwa on drums and Devin North on bass.
Inquire to BookAmericana, bluegrass, and Texas Red Dirt country entertainer Jimmy Bowen is a singer, songwriter, and musician from Charlotte, NC, with homes in Abernathy, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee. He has created music for more than three decades, toured internationally with Charlie Waller and the Country Gentlemen and David Parmley and the Continental Divide, and shared stages with Earl Thomas Conley, Eddy Raven, Joe Diffie, John Anderson, John Schneider, Josh Turner, Little Jimmy Dickens, and Mel Tillis. Bowen was inducted into the Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame in 2019, has performed at the White House and Smithsonian, and hosts the international/national TV series Jimmy Bowen & Friends.
Inquire to BookSanta Fe singer-songwriter and Frogville Records mainstay, known for theatrical songs about marginalized characters. Won Best Rock Album at the 2004 New Mexico Music Awards for "South Dakota Hairdo"; has made 10 albums at Frogville.
Inquire to BookAustin-based multi-instrumentalist, arranger and producer working in alternative folk, born in Reno and raised in Tulsa. Albums include "Better Luck", "Coyote", "Safe Passage" and "Familiar Ground", with the EP "Shortwaving" on his own Tin Canyon Records. A frequent John Moreland collaborator who played on "High on Tulsa Heat".
Inquire to BookSelf-taught folk singer-songwriter, ~100 shows/year across Colorado.
Inquire to BookDrawing inspiration from artists such as Johnny Cash and Neil Young, Johnny Lloyd brings out the spirit of Americana with his impressive guitar skills and wide vocal range. Johnny’s musical path was influenced by his mother, a church organist, when she introduced him to Gospel at a young age. He joined his first band when he was 12 years old and has been playing solo and with friends ever since. Johnny performs regularly in venues from Taos to Madrid, NM. When he isn't in the venues, you can usually find Johnny doing what he loves, with his furry buddy Dottie, busking in Santa Fe Plaza meeting and greeting folks!
Inquire to Book"Jonivan Jones is a performing songwriter with roots in Arkansas and South Texas whose music blends folk, Delta blues, early Western sounds, and a touch of psychedelia into an intimate, DIY campfire atmosphere. Shaped by Ozark folk traditions, Sylamore Creek fire-circle sessions, and years of self-recording and touring under various projects, his style reflects a deep reverence for American roots music and its shared human stories. Writing and performing under his own name since 2016, Jones creates songs that feel both timeless and lived-in—haunted, honest, and grounded in the wild spaces where folk, blues, and personal history intersect."
Inquire to BookJosh Glenn Experiment from San Antonio, TX isn't your typical solo singer-songwriter. Acoustic guitar strums, percussive guitar taps, and clever riffing braid into themselves as Glenn's show usually involves him building his songs live using loop pedals, making for an engrossing experience. The listener becomes entranced and enveloped into the musical process as energy is reciprocated between the moving of hips and the layering of sounds. Sometimes folky singer-songwriter, sometimes spontaneous mad-folk scientist, Josh takes you on a very personal musical journey, utilizing unique techniques along the way.
Inquire to BookCentral Texas singer-songwriter working the listening-room circuit with original songs and storytelling, and a regular headliner at the Redbird Listening Room in New Braunfels. He also hosts his own Songwriter Night at the Gruene Grove, and plays as half of the acoustic duo Colton's Kin alongside his wife Emily on lead vocals, whose sets run from fifties material through today's hits. Americana Highways has called him one of the most talented undiscovered songwriters you'll encounter.
Inquire to BookWriter, musician and international touring artist based in Fort Worth, originally from Lubbock and in and out of Fort Worth since he began four years at TCU in 2001. Two decades of roads, wildernesses and cities across the Old World and New feed story-driven American roots music that pulls on folk, country and the blues.
Inquire to BookWe’ve played shows with Joe Ely, Butch Hancock, Arc Angels, Tracy Byrd, and many more
Inquire to BookKimberly Dawn Price is a Texas-based singer-songwriter rooted in Americana and folk traditions. Handed a guitar at eight and taught by her father, she came up through church services and school choirs in a family thick with musicians. She brings heartfelt storytelling and authentic Texas soul to every performance, and has played solo and with a variety of bands around Houston, Austin and beyond, delivering music that is honest, warm, and deeply connected to life's experiences.
Inquire to BookLee Winright is a solo artist (and full band) based out of the Texas Hill Country, who finds himself truly in-tune with his music. Derived roots in Americana, his genre seems to encompass a full-bodied mix of blues, country, rock, and heroic harmony. Paying his dues, Winright has found himself employed with national acts, such as The Chicks, Jack Ingram, Robert Earl Keen, Charlie Robison, John Hiatt, Kelley Willis, Bruce Robison, and Robyn Ludwick. He also played guitar alongside Charlie Robison for crowds of more than 50,000. He has opened for and performed with James McMurtry, The McKay Brothers, Stoney LaRue, Midnight River Choir, Charlie Robison, Joe Ely, Bruce Robison, Cowboy Mouth, and Jack Ingram on a national level. Most recently, he and the band had a residency at The Continental Club, Austin, TX. Lee Winright’s media value soared with potential when his debut album, "Nobody Saw It Coming" gained airplay (KFAN, TABC RADIO, RADIO FREE TEXAS) in Texas alongside interviews with Texas Rising Star, San Antonio Magazine, TAG Magazine, Texas Music, Frio In Focus, and STEAM Magazine. After performing on FOX NEWS AT NINE, Great Day SA and KABB San Antonio, Lee finished the follow-up album "Time Between Times". With his focus on captivating audiences on a national level, Lee recently wrapped up a tour of New York, Colorado, California, Idaho, Washington, and Texas.
Inquire to BookSinger songwriter, come listen and I'll tell you a story with my music.
Inquire to BookSoutheast Oklahoma singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist raised on his father's blues records. Self-released "An Okie Opera" in 2013; "These American Blues" (2016) reached number 23 on the Americana Music Association chart. Has toured Europe repeatedly with sold-out shows and shared stages with Jason Isbell and Margo Price.
Inquire to BookA Marfa, Texas musician and songwriter, and a familiar face on the area's open mic circuit, who works in information technology alongside playing. He writes his own material, including "Marfa Saturday Night."
Inquire to BookLuke MacNeil is a singer and acoustic guitarist based in Alpine, Texas, known for a gravelly baritone and a percussive, heavy-handed style — he raps the beat out on the body of the guitar, a self-taught approach born of playing without a drummer and rooted in the country songs his father and uncles played when he was young. What sets Luke apart is what he refuses to play. As a rule, he steers clear of the popular bar-song covers most rooms expect — the crowd-pleasers you hear everywhere. Instead he builds his sets from two sources: his own songs, and the great, overlooked work of little-known writers he believes the world should hear. He's especially drawn to murder ballads and to songs of exceptional craft, inhabiting each one as if he'd written it himself. That instinct runs through his recordings. Across Here's One for Sanity (2006), Under Covers (2006), and These Are Good Songs (2014), he mixes originals with carefully chosen covers of writers he admires — among them Tom Waits, Tom House, Peter Mulvey, Martin Sexton, and Jeffrey Foucault. MacNeil cut his teeth on the Boston folk circuit in 2006–2007, playing Club Passim, the Abbey Lounge, and the streets of Davis Square, and studied under Steve Rapson, author of The Art of the Soloperformer: A Field Guide to Stage & Podium. He has performed across the country in the years since, including a long-running residency at the Rose Room Revue in Upton, Massachusetts, where the Milford Daily News found him "singing in a gravelly voice about losers, lovers and lost souls." He looks for songs about real people living real lives, and plays them for audiences who really listen.
Inquire to BookFolk singer-songwriter born and raised in Corpus Christi on a diet of John Prine sung with her dad, now living in a 1993 Ford E350 shuttle bus based out of Huntsville. Known for a powerful voice and moving lyrics, she counts house concerts, busking and campfires as her favourite ways to share the songs. Her album 'Gotta Start Somewhere' was cut in quick one-take tracks meant to catch her voice and writing as they grew, with lead guitar by Billy Hillman at Hilltrax Studios.
Inquire to BookNotable Shows / Venues / Credits: Redbird Listening Room, Honey Fest. Voted best musician Wimberley Tx 3 years in a row. Former Songwriter Willie Nelson Music Inc Nashville, has toured with Willie Nelson Leon Russell, performed at Willie Nelson Picnic and opened for over fifteen major artists.
Inquire to BookAlbuquerque trio formed in 2017, playing what they call human country funk and eclectic feral Americana. Lauren Addario on drums, Jonathan Mack on guitar, banjo and mandolin, John Funkhouser on keys and bass, all three singing. New Mexico Music Awards finalist in 2024.
Inquire to BookAmericana/bluegrass-rock band formed 2020, voted Summit Daily's Best Local Band multiple years.
Inquire to BookTerlingua Americana and country-rock singer-songwriter, and a harmonica player heard all over the local scene. He shares the hosting of the open mic at La Kiva, has played the Starlight Theatre and the ghost-town church, and is one of the Big Bend locals on the Viva Big Bend bill.
Inquire to BookOwen Temple grew up in Mountain Home, Texas, and lives in Austin. He won the B.W. Stevenson Songwriting Competition and was twice a Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalist. His songs have been recorded by Gretchen Peters, Paul Cauthen, The Band of Heathens, Walt Wilkins, Kelley Mickwee, Jamie Lin Wilson and Adam Carroll, and Hal Ketchum sang one as a duet with his daughter Ruby on the Grand Ole Opry. AllMusic called his writing "great lyrics full of insight and plainspoken poetry." His new album, Closer, Says Love, produced by Gordy Quist, comes out October 23, 2026. His art book of watercolors and lyrics, Watch It Shine, came out September 25.
Inquire to BookAbout: Raised on a dairy farm in Paulding, Ohio, Pete developed a deep love for country music while listening to radio shows as a child. After careers as a state trooper and EMS helicopter pilot, he followed his passion for music to Nashville in 2002, where he launched a successful recording and touring career. Since then, Pete has released multiple critically acclaimed albums, including traditional country and gospel projects, and has worked with respected producers such as Clyde Brooks, Ted Hewitt, and Greg Cole. Notable Press & Awards: His music has earned international chart success and multiple #1 radio singles, including “My God” in 2022. His music has also been featured on GAC, CMT, and VH1 Country. Pete’s most recent album, Odds & Ends, was released in 2025 and features the hit single “Why I Stand,” which quickly surpassed 300,000 views. Pete has also received Grammy consideration for Best Traditional Country Album for the 2026 Grammy Awards, a category newly introduced for the 2026 awards.
Inquire to Book5-piece Americana/folk/bluegrass band with three singer-songwriters, debut album Nov 2024.
Inquire to BookBorn and raised in Casper, Wyoming, Quinlan Valdez found live music through elementary-school performances in local performing arts programs, and was drawn particularly to acoustic American music. He learned banjo and guitar, began writing songs in his teens, and has been recording his originals since 2018 while performing across Wyoming and the neighbouring states. His sound stays engaging and lively, with a charm that brings out the peaceful joys in life. His song "Blue Sunlight" was selected for the 2023 Wyoming Road Trip Playlist, and his releases include "Little Birds", "Where Miracles Play" and "Tumbling Bounds".
Inquire to BookStillwater trio of John Cooper, Brad Piccolo and Ben Han, founding figures of the red dirt scene and playing together for over 35 years. Fuse Texas swing, Woody Guthrie, Bakersfield country, the Sir Douglass Quintet, and the Grateful Dead. Inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in 2017 and still gigging around the state. Can perform as a 3-4 piece acoustic-style or full 5-6 piece band.
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Richard Lodwig is a singer songwriter from Corvallis, Oregon by way of New York City, San Francisco, and Portland, Oregon. He’s performed at various venues, including Hotel Utah and the Ivy Room in the San Francisco Bay Area; Turn, Turn, Turn in Portland; and at the Big Ponderoo Festival in Sisters, Oregon with Skybound Blue.
Inquire to BookAustin-based folk musician and outstanding banjo player who catches moments, memories and conversations in song. Originally from Rochester, New York, her melodies are rooted in the old-time banjo sound of Appalachia and sung with a faint upstate accent. Her debut album 'Peaches and Apple Pies' drew glowing reviews from Americana Highways and Bluegrass Today.
Inquire to BookTexas singer, guitarist and harmonica player who performs as "The Wolf Cub of Comal County," playing road-tested folk, country and blues. He played country and blues for friends and family in Texas before joining a monastery and moving to Ontario, Canada, where he formed the M.H. Blues Breakers and sharpened his guitar and harp playing; he spent time in Chicago, the east coast and the Carolinas before settling back in Texas. His sets mix originals with favourite standards and his own readings of familiar songs, delivered as much by a storyteller as a singer. He is also a podcaster and an author.
Inquire to BookSeasoned 3-part harmony folk americana group making you dance and can tug at your heart strings.
Inquire to BookTraveling singer-songwriter originally from Mineral Wells, Texas, playing bars, pubs and wineries since 2022 and releasing the album 'West Texas'. He also fronts The Band Callahan on rhythm guitar, writing and lead vocals.
Inquire to BookAlpine singer-songwriter and Sul Ross theatre professor. A native Texan raised in San Angelo, he began writing songs in his teens among a crowd that included Beaver Nelson and Will T. Massey, drawing on Townes Van Zandt, Butch Hancock, Springsteen and Dylan. He worked across west Texas as a scene designer and teacher of theatre while writing all along, and has shared bills with James McMurtry, Terri Hendrix and Beaver Nelson. His debut album 'It's The Tryin'' was cut in a week at a Marfa studio with producer Scrappy Jud Newcomb, Chris Maresh on bass and Jordan Cook on drums, and released on Ellipses Records.
Inquire to BookSouthbound Pilot is a Tucson band working in rock, blues and Americana. They perform regularly around Southern Arizona and were a featured act at the 2026 Tucson Folk Festival.
Inquire to BookBluegrass/western swing trio (Chris Slaughter, Clair Anicito, Kevin Lovett).
Inquire to BookTerlingua Americana singer-songwriter and the man behind Studio Butte, which he built in 1990 and which is still the Big Bend's only professional recording studio -- most of the Terlingua scene's records have gone through it. He has also worked as a high-school band director and leads the community choir behind the region's Christmas shows. He plays the Starlight Theatre and Last Quarter among other rooms, often alongside Carlos Maxwell or Hank Woji, and has been jamming with the same players for more than fifteen years.
Inquire to BookPete Westfall and Allyson Santucci have been playing music in the Alpine/West Texas area and beyond for over 10 years with different bands and together with a previous band. In the last few years, they formed a duo that covers from Blues to Jazz, Americana, Country and Rock from mellow and chill to dance all night including both originals and covers. Performing most often as a duo, they also have a drummer for full band sets. Pete plays guitar and mandolin, and Allyson plays guitar and bass, and both contribute to vocals.
Inquire to BookKathy and Michael Broussard have been in the entertainment industry for 40+ years. Both separately and together performing in a professional capacity. Kathy as an independent artist charted billboard hot 100 and has had national airplay and touring. Michael has worked with numerous national acts and together they have collectively formed a duo , Trio, & band to fit any occasion. Rooted in country/ Americana
Inquire to BookWestern swing and vintage honky-tonk quartet out of Phoenix led by Joe Baker, with Byron Ripley on guitar, Michelle Aigner on upright bass and Arizona Blues Hall of Fame member Jimmy Pines on drums. Regulars at The Dirty Drummer in Phoenix; they opened for Wayne 'The Train' Hancock at the Rhythm Room in Feb 2026 and were still booking dates in Aug 2026.
Inquire to BookAustin Americana group fronted by AJ Lipton (formerly of Slowtrain) blending country, blues, and blue-eyed soul into what they call "Barn Rock" and "Cocktail Folk." Performs regularly around Austin at spots like Central Machine Works and the Rustic Tap.
Inquire to BookThe Ransom Brothers are Austin-based Southern country rockers pushing the boundaries of Americana. Fronted by Sean McHargue and Daniel Solis, with Cole Beddingfield on bass and Aaron English on drums, the full band delivers layered instrumentation, heartfelt storytelling, powerful vocal harmonies, and high-octane energy that scales from intimate venues to festival stages. Their journey has taken them from local honky-tonks to supporting Whiskey Myers, Drake White, Chase Rice, Band of Heathens, and Southall, steadily building a devoted following across Texas and beyond. With lyrics drawn from personal experiences and everyday life, their music blends outlaw country grit and blues-driven rock, creating a sound that's as rich and diverse as the Texan landscape itself. Their upcoming full-length album, produced by Gordy Quist (Band of Heathens) and mixed by Grammy-winner Steve Christensen (Khruangbin, Steve Earle), pairs heartfelt storytelling with a soaring country-rock groove rooted in Austin's Americana and red dirt traditions.
Inquire to BookEclectic, harmony-based acoustic band who have entertained Alpine audiences for a decade: Eden Hinshaw on acoustic guitar and vocals, Chris Ruggia on electric guitar and vocals, Amelie Urbanczyk on acoustic guitar, ukulele and vocals, and Tony Curry on cajón. Releases include 'Lost in My Mind' and a cover of Freddy Fender's 'La Magia de Amor'.
Inquire to BookTom Andes sets the stories of the lonely, the brokenhearted, and the downwardly mobile to rowdy, up-tempo traditional American music that feels so good, you forget the bad times. His songs run the gamut from finger-picked acoustic blues to country, from gospel to tunes that might have sounded at home on the indie rock charts in the late 90s.
Inquire to BookAlpine singer-songwriter, originally from San Antonio, who plays guitar and harmonica and has been performing for around fifteen years after a lifetime in bands. He writes about "people, relationships, and characters from around Texas," drawing especially on West Texas and New Mexico, and fills out his sets with the Beatles, James Taylor, Van Morrison, John Prine, Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. He and his wife Kathleen, an Alpine artist, managed a ranchito near Chinati Hot Springs for sixteen years before moving into town. He holds a long-running monthly slot at the Holland Hotel and has played the Starlight Theatre in Terlingua, Blue Mountain Bistro in Fort Davis, the Thirsty Goat at Lajitas, and Viva Big Bend.
Inquire to BookTow'rs is an indie-folk band based in Flagstaff, formed in 2014 by married couple Kyle and Gretta Miller and rounded out by Dan Bagle, Kyle Keller and Emma Riebe. They record in a backyard studio in Flagstaff and released their eighth studio album in March 2026.
Inquire to BookAn Alpine duo -- Sandy and Danielle -- singing and playing traditional folk and western music alongside Scottish tunes. They turn up at Alpine community events, including Make Music Day at Cow Dog, and play rooms around town.
Inquire to BookWidely called the godfather of modern Oklahoma folk. Moved to Norman in 1996 and has played full-time for two decades in alt-country and roots, with a background in swing jazz. Produced John Fullbright's first album and taught guitar to a nine-year-old Parker Millsap; has played onstage with Willie Nelson and appeared with Hayes Carll on The Tonight Show.
Inquire to BookTwo time MCMA Roots Duo/Group of the Year, Two Crows for Comfort, are a touring folk/Americana duo from the prairie wonderland of Manitoba, Canada. Playing well over one hundred shows each year, these troubadours spend most of their time on the road in a 20 foot camper with their 90 pound rescue dog, Elliot. They’ve become known for not only their powerful lead vocals, intricate harmonies and unique arrangements but also their comedic yet poignant storytelling and off-the-cuff stage banter that has folks smiling long after the night is over.
Inquire to BookUncommon Crossroads is a Tucson quartet blending American folk, rock, country and blues, distinguished by strong three-part harmonies. They perform originals alongside covers spanning the 1960s to today and have released a self-titled debut album. A staple of the local circuit, they have played Monterey Court, The Parish, Hotel Congress and the Tucson Folk Festival.
Inquire to BookDallas-Fort Worth six-piece playing Texas cowpunk - country, punk and Tejano-inflected Americana with fiddle and horns. Released Forever on Bloodshot Records in 2019 and departed the label after its 2020 sale; now independent of it.
Inquire to BookIndependent Texas recording Artists Wayward Gypsies. A 2 piece honky-tonk bluegrass band. Rich Edwards; lead guitar, drums and vocals. Maranda Mae; rhythm guitar, harmonica and vocals. From the dance halls to the back porch, a unique blend of folk, country, honky-tonk and bluegrass, this little band is guaranteed to have a big time. 1st place winners in 2022 of the 3rd annual Hye Cider Singer Songwriter contest. Featured artist on The Outsider Songwriter Spotlight Series with Stephen K Morris on Rebel Radio Fredericksburg TX. Showcased on The Status Quo WTSQ 88.1 Charleston WV.
Inquire to BookAustin-based Americana band drawing on West Texas songwriting traditions, with a full professional team behind them across booking, management, press and radio.
Inquire to BookWil Cope is an American folk musician and artist playing his own brand of cosmic country and indie folk rock. A son of a farrier, constant traveller, washer of dishes and writer of songs, he came to Austin from Nashville by way of Dayton, Ohio. His debut 'Sunset Craves' - produced by Heartless Bastards drummer David Colvin - gathers the sounds of the desert, the ocean, small-town ghettos, farms and freeways, and draws comparison to Neil Young, Gram Parsons and Townes Van Zandt. Releases since include Gloom Shrine (2017), Denial River (2019), KOOL BREEZ (2021) and Happy Hour (2025).
Inquire to BookAlabama singer-songwriter and guitarist working in Americana, country rock and Southern storytelling.
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Winston Cook is an American singer-songwriter from Houston, drawing from the influences of alternative, rock, indie, and folk genres. Winston's early musical influences were singer songwriters Ray LaMontagne, John Denver and Jim Croce. Starting off as a classically trained French Horn player in his formative years, Winston soon picked up the guitar and began developing his craft of songwriting. His lyrics strive for emotional depth and clever poeticism, while the full band arrangements uphold the climactic, melodic, and symphonic qualities that he learned in his early years as a musician. From the classical music upbringing to his eclectic mix of influences, Winston Cook's music is sure to surprise in every way from delicate moods of intimacy to powerhouse-level performances. Winston has played at many well-known music venues such as McGonigel's Mucky Duck, The Blue Door, Dosey Doe Big Barn, 04 Center, The Saxon Pub, and Old Quarter. Winston has performed as a support artist for Grammy Nominated Danielle Nicole Band, and for Grammy Winner, Rick Trevino. Winston has also shared the stage with many other National and Regional acts as a headliner as well as a supporting artist.
Inquire to BookAustin singer-songwriter blending psych-country with 60s/70s pop songwriting influences (Harry Nilsson, Big Star). Released debut album "You Got This" in January 2025 and performs with a rotating backing band around Austin, including a regular slot at the Saxon Pub.
Inquire to BookAmericana roots-rock power trio from New Braunfels: Zack Walther on lead guitar, harmonica and vocals, Matthew Briggs on drums and piano, and Tyler Cannon on bass and vocals. Walther and Briggs have been friends since third grade and playing together since junior high. Twenty years and more than a dozen albums in, including three live records and a 2023 Christmas album, they have supported Willie Nelson and the late Leon Russell and headlined their own tours.
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