Photo gallery: The 2026 Kerrville Folk Festival
Our mega gallery from the 20 acts we photographed at the 2026 Kerrville Folk Festival.
The Kerrville Folk Festival celebrates its 54th season of bringing together some of the finest acts in Americana and Folk music.
Our mega gallery from the 20 acts we photographed at the 2026 Kerrville Folk Festival.
The festival's final evening brings together intimate folk traditions, innovative genre-defying sounds and arena-ready heartland rock.
The evening honors veteran artistry while embracing fresh voices exploring the boundaries of traditional forms.
The evening moves from intimate songwriter craft through indie-rock sensibilities to the high-energy punk-country fusion that defines modern Americana's edge.
The Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter took to the stage at 10 p.m. and was nonstop for an hour, including a crowd surfing moment and dancing with a little girl who wandered onto the stage.
The Canadian and Celtic-inspired duo the Eastsiders took to the stage Friday night and immediately brought the crowd to their feet.
During a well-received set, Brandy Clark singled out the Kerrverts at the Kerrville Folk Festival on Friday night.
Brown was the second act on Friday night during the second weekend of the Kerrville Folk Festival. She pulls from blues, gospel and Americana and a voice that tends to command a room.
Mon Rovîa closes the weekend at 10 p.m. Born in Monrovia, Liberia, adopted by American missionaries during the country's civil war, and raised across Florida, Montana and the Bahamas before settling in Chattanooga, Tenn., Mon Rovîa built his following through ukulele-centered folk storytelling that has accumulated more than 500 million TikTok views.
Andy Frasco & the U.N. close the night at 10 p.m. The Los Angeles-based touring band led by Frasco and a rotating international ensemble blends rock, soul, funk and blues into live shows that have earned a reputation for escalating, audience-consuming performances across the U.S. and Europe.