Photo gallery: Day three of 2025 Kerrville Folk Festival
The third night celebrates the diversity of Americana, including a performance by the self-proclaimed “Asian John Prine.”
On a warm night, later bolstered by breezy conditions, the Kerrville Folk Festival welcomed the diverse sounds of Creekbed Carter Hogan, Gabe Lee, Sisters Sisters and YARN. It was the Sisters Sisters that brought the crowd to their feet with a rendition of Waltz Across Texas that paired them with Brothers Brothers. It was a remarkable effort that drew lusty applause from the crowd. YARN closed the night out.
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