The singer-songwriter and violinist has graced the stage of renowned venues like Nashville’s Music City Roots, The Kennedy Center, House of Blues and even BBC World News.
Taking it to the street (or the parking lot): The Modern Hotel allowed its parking lot to become a showcase for a number of lives acts during day 3 of the Treefort Music Fest.
A delicate voice, wry humor, poignant storytelling, and impassioned delivery entwine with fuzzed-out guitars, deep-in-pocket percussion, hints of roots-y country, and a swirling psychedelic hum.
"I don't think these are new concepts to kids their age. Reading stories about gender and drag] is something that normalizes it in a world that denormalizes it."
Built to Spill brought back everything everyone missed about the 90s with electric guitar riffs and refrained vocals––it was retro in ways that made it feel think the 90s never left.
Bodies on the Beach's lush, dreamcore tendencies place the new group squarely in the sweet-spot occupied by Ryan Adams, Red House Painters, and Bon Iver.
An anti-Brexit petition crashes its website, showers return to the Treasure Valley, Mayor Dave Bieter launches a Boise Kind website, Emilia Clarke shares details of a major medical scare and CVS says it will soon market CBD products.
"I don't think these are new concepts to kids their age. Reading stories about gender and drag] is something that normalizes it in a world that denormalizes it."
