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Americana singer/songwriter Sierra Ferrell may hail from West Virginia, but her music captures influences both far and wide.
In her early 20s, Ferrell she set her sights on other horizons. She traversed the American landscape, singing where she could and busking in New Orleans and Seattle.
Eventually, Ferrell made her way to Nashville where her distinctive voice and songwriting began to attract fans. She signed with Rounder Records, and she released her debut studio album Long Time Coming in 2021.
The track originally appeared on Price's acclaimed 2023 album, Strays.
They'll be joined by the likes of The War and Treaty, Elvie Shane, Rattlesnake Milk and Wild Child at the March festival.
The West Virginia native linked up with her fellow Appalachian artist for a special rendition of the classic song.
Joining Ferrell for her 2023 shows will be Jaime Wyatt, The Cactus Blossoms, Willi Carlisle, Jeremie Albino and American Aquarium.
Ferrell will perform with the bluegrass rockers at the iconic venue on September 16.
The West Virginia singer-songwriter saw in the new year with a vibrant, variegated set at Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl.