Folk Project member Tina Ross is a New York-based ainger-songwriter who combines her soaring, intimate voice and sonic-scaped guitar playing with songs that are like a timeless painting. A quiet, elegant fierceness runs through her songs, speaking to wonder, humility, doubt, defiance. “While I’m Here”, her debut album’s official release was in February. She’s been recognized by the UK Songwriting Contest, The International Acoustic Music Awards and The International Blues and Roots Radio Contest as a finalist, the UK Songwriting Contest as a semi-finalist, and the John Lennon and SolarFest Songwriting Contests as an Honorable Mention. “I think Ella Fitzgerald or Lena Horne would’ve considered covering such music…The songs warm the soul like a fireplace in the winter and fill the room with a special amber glow.” John Apice – Americana Highways

Opening will be Kyle Hancharick, a singer/songwriter from Warwick, New York. His passionate performances are punctuated by a crisp acoustic guitar and soaring tenor vocals. He has a unique take on things, a view of the world others may not necessarily notice. Kyle performed on the Emerging Artists Showcase at the 2018 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and he has opened shows for the likes of Ellis Paul, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason, Lucy Kaplansky, and Red Molly. His song, “How You Say Goodbye,” has been covered by veteran singer-songwriter Ellis Paul.

COVID-19 information: Masks are recommended, but not required. When possible, Troubadour will have separate seating sections – one in which masks are required and one in which masks are optional.