Sierra Ferrell to play Globe Hall in Denver on April 9

Article Contributed by Ramseur | Published on Monday, March 9, 2020

Born from the dark, rich soil of Charleston, West Virginia, Sierra Ferrell cut her teeth on the rail lines, truck stops, street corners and dingy, dimly-lit listening rooms across the land. Like the siren’s call, Ferrell’s voice draws those who hear her hauntingly, soulful thrum into a mesmerizing music experience they’ll never forget.
 
Ferrell plays guitar and is accompanied by her good friend Nate Leath on the fiddle. Her sets lead the audience on a seductive journey ranging from 1920s jazz clubs to sawdust-covered dance floors as she sings, stomps, and yodels the utter essence of honky tonk country blues.
 
Sierra recently signed with Rounder Records, Paradigm Talent Agency, and joined the Ramseur Management team. Sierra has opened for Trampled by Turtles, Charlie Crockett, Pokey LaFarge and will soon open for The Devil Makes Three in October. She has showcased her talent at the Nelsonville Music Festival, Out on the Weekend, and Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival. She’s scheduled to play Bristol Rhythm and Roots, Old Settlers Music Festival, and Merlefest.

 

Catch her now, in the most intimate of settings, for her star is ever on the rise!