Waxahatchee

We got a little teaser of how great Waxahatchee's current live setup is when she opened for Bright Eyes in August, but the full set, which pulls from throughout her discography, is even better.

Plus Jamila Woods, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Waxahatchee, Bartees Strange, Maxo Kream, and more

Plus pictures of St. Vincent, Jamila Woods, Kim Gordon, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Ty Segall and Freedom Band, and more from Saturday at Pitchfork Fest.

Plus Ty Segall & Freedom Band, Hop Along, Caroline Polachek, Waxahatchee, Jamila Woods, Black Midi, and more.

’Home In This World: Woody Guthrie's Dust Bowl Ballads‘ also features covers from Mark Lanegan, Chris Thile, Colter Wall, Shovels & Rope, Swamp Dogg, The Felice Brothers, and more.

It was the first show since COVID for many in the crowd, and there was a palpable sense of excitement and energy in the air.

Chaka Khan made a surprise guest appearance during Allison Russell's set, and the final day of Newport's first ”Folk On” session also included Nathaniel Rateliff (who paid tribute to John Prine with a bunch of special guests), Kevin Morby, Devon Gillfillian covering Marvin Ga…

Day two at the first of Newport Folk Festival's two 2021 ”Folk On” events also featured Andrew Bird and Jimbo Mathus (who covered John Prine with Margo Price), Phosphorescent, and more

Bright Eyes embark on their first tour since 2011 later this month, and they've added a new NYC show with Lucy Dacus as support

The two-day festival holds its inaugural edition about an hour outside NYC, at Peekskill NY's Paramount Hudson Valley Theater.