Ferrell’s story is as fascinating as her music. A West Virginia native who once hopped trains and busked in Seattle, New Orleans, and Asheville, she now commands some of the biggest stages in Americana. Her sound is a wild cocktail—old-time country, gypsy jazz, ragtime, folk, bluegrass—all filtered through a voice that feels like it belongs to another century yet speaks directly to today.

An annual summer tradition, Buckeye Country Superfest returns on Saturday, June 13, 2026 with superstar Tyler Childers headlining another unforgettable event in the Buckeye state. Once again featuring a stacked lineup, the 2026 event will also feature performances by country-rock sensations The Red Clay Strays, L.A.

Jamie McKeogh, frontman of acclaimed Irish bluegrass band JigJam joined GRAMMY Award-winner Sierra Ferrell on stage last week to perform "Somebody Loves You Darling" during her Lollapalooza aftershow at Metro Chicago. The set also featured a surprise appearance by Academy Award-nominated actor John C. Reilly.

This past weekend, Sierra Ferrell made her stunning return to Stagecoach Festival, performing across multiple stages with several special guests, as she reaffirmed her reign as "the May Queen of American roots music" (NPR Music). On Friday evening, she and her band delivered a remarkable revue of standouts from her latest album, Trail of Flowers, following Ferrell's clean sweep of four wins at the 2025 GRAMMY® Awards.

Get ready to kick up some dust and dance the weekend away—Fairwell Festival 2025 is riding into Redmond, Oregon, on July 18–19, and it promises to be the summer’s most unforgettable musical roundup. Taking place against the breathtaking backdrop of Central Oregon, this two-day celebration will unite a one-of-a-kind lineup of country and Americana heavy-hitters, rising stars, and a few surprise guests guaranteed to spark your wanderlust for wide-open spaces and good times.

What a night for roots music—and especially for Charleston-raised Sierra Ferrell! The 67th Grammy Awards at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California, will go down in the books as the evening Sierra Ferrell took home not one, not two, not three, but four Grammy awards. It was a remarkable scene that felt both triumphant and surprisingly down-to-earth, reflecting everything her fans already know and love about this luminous artist.

Today, Sierra Ferrell begins a busy weekend at the GRAMMY® Awards, where she is both a first-time nominee and the most-nominated roots artist of the year.

Prepare to be enchanted as Sierra Ferrell, one of the most innovative voices in contemporary roots music, graces the Dillon Amphitheater on Friday, August 29, 2025, as part of her Shoot for the Moon Tour. With her magnetic artistry and unparalleled stage presence, Ferrell continues to redefine what it means to bridge timeless tradition and modern innovation.

DelFest, the roots music and family festival founded by bluegrass and Americana icon Del McCoury, is thrilled to announce the next round of artists for the 2025 installation of the festival.

MusiCares® is thrilled to announce the Grateful Dead as its 2025 Persons of the Year. Celebrating six decades of musical innovation, philanthropic dedication, and boundless community spirit, the influential group will be honored at a star-studded tribute concert and dinner at the Los Angeles Convention Center on January 31.