John Craigie is known for his eloquent Americana style, engaging live shows, off-the-cuff clever observations, and carrying on the legacy of classic singer-songwriters, while blazing a trail of his own. The Stranger appropriately dubbed him “the lovechild of John Prine and Mitch Hedberg.” Rainbow Girls are an eclectic folk trio hailing from just north of California's Bay Area.
buy ticketsCoyote Poets of The Universe creates an eclectic tapestry of stringed, wind, percussion and vocal offerings. They captivate and guide their audiences on a full force musical journey that is at once heartbreakingly emotional as well as rousingly joyous!
buy ticketsw/ special guest Richie Furay. Colorado Music Hall of Fame member, Chris Daniels, and his band, featuring Freddi Gowdy, return to Swallow Hill Music for their annual concert. The group is celebrating more than three decades together with their latest album, Blues With Horns, and remain road warriors by doing more than 120 dates per year.
buy ticketsCheryl Wheeler will tell a story that has you rolling in the aisles, and then sing a song that leaves you wiping tears from your eyes. Astonished audiences often ask Kenny White after a live performance, “How come I’ve never heard of you?” when in fact, the pianist, singer/songwriter, producer and arranger has been very well known in the NYC recording scene for decades.
buy ticketsSara Doerflein Swallow Hill Music is excited to welcome Sara Doerflein as our new Development Director. Sara is a first-generation college graduate with a passion for arts, music, health and education, serving high-need communities, and ensuring others succeed regardless of...
Bob Dylan’s Blood On The Tracks Bob Dylan and folk music are so firmly entwined it is sometimes easy to forget that he’s every bit the the shape-shifting pop star as David Bowie or Lady Gaga. Whether you prefer...
3hattrio “plays American desert music,” and is made up of, from left to right, Eli Wrankle, Greg Istock, and Hal Cannon. Hailing from southern Utah near Zion National Park, 3hattrio, in their words, “plays American Desert Music.” In its brief...
Swallow Hill violin student Faith Smith, left, and her instructor, April Cooley. I recently met with one of Swallow Hill’s scholarship students who changed my life. Faith Smith’s first memory of seeing a violin goes back to fifth grade and...
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