Performing outdoors for an in-person gathering and simulcast online.
David is a multiple-time Moore Music alum from North Carolina who has recorded a dozen CDs, written two books, and played more than 3,000 concerts on five continents. Michelle is a DC-area favorite who graced the stage in the early days of our series.
Performing for an in-person gathering and simulcast online.
Long-awaited Moore Music return from the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter from Nova Scotia, Canada.
Performing for an in-person gathering and simulcast online as part of deejay Bruce Swan’s Zoom program, Music My Mother Would Not Like.
A house concert showcasing emerging DC-area performers. Drew Gibson is an engaging storyteller and finger-style guitarist who plays intensely personal songs influenced by country-blues. Gabrielle Zwi is a Bossa Nova singer-songwriter and ukulele player who sings of friendship, identity and other important issues. Tabi Terusiak is an indie folk singer-songwriter and mental health advocate who tackles importatnt issues in song.
Performing outdoors for an in-person gathering and simulcast online.
A showcase of the four emerging artists that the audience most wanted to return to this year’s Falcon Ridge Folk Festival:
*Moore Music favorite Sam Robbins is an “old soul singer-songwriter” from Nashville. (He also was a onetime contestant on NBC’s “The Voice.”)
*New Englander Grace Morrison has gone from backup singer (Eddie Money and others) to award-winning performer of her own songs.
*Massachusetts-based Erin Ash Sullivan is a lover of tacos and good grammar -- and a performer who delivers unforgettable story songs.
*Vermonter Phil Henry is an old-school storyteller and skilled song crafter.
Performing for an in-person gathering and simulcast online.
Marc Douglas Berardo passes on his keen observations through fictionalized story songs and a humorous stage presence.
Danielle Miraglia is a powerhouse blues singer who uses an old Gibson guitar and a steady stomp-box rhythm to deliver heartfelt and socially conscious songs that will move your heart and your hips.
Performing for an in-person gathering and simulcast online.
Greg Klyma is a Buffalo-born, now Boston-based multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, jester and carnival barker known for his energetic live performances and clever storytelling. He’s recorded a passel of CDs and lived a full life since he last played our venue.
Performing for an in-person gathering and simulcast online.
An Americana singer-songwriter from Northeast Ohio whose Rust Belt-rooted songs celebrate life’s hard stories and the beauty of the outdoors. Since he quit his tech-sector job in fall 2021 to pursue music full time, Ben has played concerts and festivals throughout the country and was a showcase artist at the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance conference.
