On March 13, a mix of country, folk, and rock performers gathered at Luck Reunion, home of Willie Nelson, for a day full of ranch festivities, local foods, and good music.
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The closing track of the iconic Highway 61 Revisited finds Bob Dylan painting an elaborate picture of a hopeless, bleak place representing 1960s America. Yet, the song’s chilling relevance prompts listeners to rethink the country’s current political landscape.
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Indie-folk artist John Vincent III took the stage at Mohawk on Feb. 22 for a rainy evening supported by country-folk artist JD Clayton.
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In the ‘60s home movie-style music video for “When the Deal Goes Down,” Bob Dylan finds solace amid life’s turmoils by reflecting on the objects that shaped his youth.
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Indie-folk artist Gregory Alan Isakov took the stage at The Paramount Theater on Feb. 7 for an intimate evening filled with “kitchen versions” of his fan-favorite tunes.
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Folk singer-songwriter Olive Klug performed an intimate set at Mohawk Austin on Dec. 12 with support from Americana artist Liv Greene.
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Mary Gauthier reflects on her discography, ‘Three Women & the Truth’’ concerts, and the interpersonal relationships she documented in Dark Enough To See The Stars.
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Afterglow chatted with the folk-duo Ordinary Elephant, discussing the group’s delicate harmonization, unique writing processes, and rooted instrumentation on its latest self-titled album, Ordinary Elephant.
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Odie Leigh, a rising folk artist, played a heartwarming concert at the Historic Scoot Inn with opener June Henry on Sept. 20.
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Folk-rock band Mt. Joy kicked off the latest leg of their tour at Moody Center on September 13.
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Americana folk band Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors performed at Scoot Inn on April 25 with support from folk singer Donovan Woods.
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The Lumineers prove that folk has no borders with a painstaking cover of The Cure’s 1987 hit, “Just Like Heaven.” (They’re just missing the synthesizer and red lipstick).
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Singer-songwriter Will Johnson played at the Ballroom on February 6, 2024, with opener Renée Reed.
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In the long tradition of feminine confessional storytelling, Joni Mitchell carved out her name in the 1970s American folk style.
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Indie-folk artist Noah Kahan played a sold out show at Emo’s on January 28 touring his most recent album, Stick Season, with support from Jack Van Cleaf.
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A testament of haunting heartbreak, Natalia Fourcade’s latest release brings together both love and loss into a vulnerable album perfectly fit for autumn.
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Three years after his death, Leonard Cohen delivers his masterful swan song with the help of his son and a handful of collaborators.
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