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Colter Wall at the Two Step Inn Festival: Photos

By on November 5, 2024

Colter Wall’s performance at the 2024 Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown, TX, was a testament to his growing legacy as a modern-day bard of the American plains. His deep, gravelly voice and narrative-driven songs have carved out a unique niche in the country and folk music scenes. Born in Saskatchewan, Canada, Wall’s music is steeped in the rich traditions of Western country and folk, with a touch of blues and Americana for good measure.

File Photo: Colter Wall performs at the Two Step Inn, Georgetown, TX, April 21, 2024. (Photo Credit: Copyright 2024 Larry Philpot / SoundstagePhotography.com)

Wall’s setlist at the festival was a journey through his discography, including hits like “Sleeping on the Blacktop,” which has featured in films such as “Hell or High Water” and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” as well as TV shows like “Yellowstone” and “The Peripheral”. His ability to craft stories through music has resonated with audiences worldwide, earning him a place in contemporary Western folklore.

File Photo: Colter Wall performs at the Two Step Inn, Georgetown, TX, April 21, 2024. (Photo Credit: Copyright 2024 Larry Philpot / SoundstagePhotography.com)

His latest album, “Little Songs,” released in 2023, continues to showcase his skill in blending traditional sounds with modern storytelling. The album features the band that has been touring with him, bringing a cohesive and authentic sound to his live performances.

As for his band members, while specific names are not widely publicized, they are a group of talented musicians who have been integral to Wall’s sound, both in the studio and on the road. They contribute to the raw and resonant sound that has become Wall’s signature.

File Photo: Colter Wall performs at the Two Step Inn, Georgetown, TX, April 21, 2024. (Photo Credit: Copyright 2024 Larry Philpot / SoundstagePhotography.com)

Wall’s music is not just heard; it’s felt, and his performance at the festival was a powerful reminder of his artistry and the enduring appeal of his genre.

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