Sierra Ferrell on NPR Tiny Desk Concerts – Country Music News Blog

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Our personal fairy hobo of the holler, Sierra Ferrell graced the NPR Tiny Desk this summer to share her talent and old-timey tunes. Watch the whole concert right here at Country Music News Blog!

Sierra Ferrell: NPR Tiny Desk Concert
Sierra Ferrell: NPR Tiny Desk Concert
Photo: Elizabeth Gillis

Sierra’s star has been fast in rising since her performance of “In Dreams” on the Western AF Youtube channel went viral and it doesn’t look to burn out anytime soon. With songs on mainstream radio, The Hunger Games soundtrack, and in half the TikToks we see it’s clear that Sierra Ferrell is a sound we’ve all been craving.

SIERRA FERRELL TINY DESK CONCERT SET LIST

  • “I Could Drive You Crazy”
  • “Dollar Bill Bar”
  • “In Dreams”
  • “American Dreaming”

MUSICIANS

  • Sierra Ferrell: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, fiddle
  • Josh Rilko: mandolin, octave mandolin, acoustic guitar, vocals
  • Oliver Bates Craven: fiddle, electric guitar, vocals
  • Geoff Saunders: bass, vocals
  • Matty Meyer: drums

TINY DESK TEAM

  • Producer: Lars Gotrich 
  • Director/Editor: Maia Stern
  • Audio Technical Director: Neil Tevault
  • Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
  • Videographers: Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant, Mitra I. Arthur
  • Audio Engineer: Carleigh Strange
  • Production Assistant: Elle Mannion
  • Photographer: Elizabeth Gillis
  • Tiny Desk Team: Hazel Cills, Kara Frame, Ashley Pointer
  • Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
  • Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
  • VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

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