Kansas City, MO | record Bar w/ Sara Swenson
Sara Swenson with John Flynn + Of a Feather
Sara Swenson is a Kansas City-based singer-songwriter known for her emotionally-resonant and lyrically-rich songs that live in the tension of humanity. With a voice that invites and disarms, she crafts music that feels both incredibly personal and universally understood.
Her recently released album, Taller (2026, produced by Greg LaFollette), is a masterclass in emotional range and narrative depth, where Sara continues toward and bravely expands beyond the complexities of love, loss and longing - and into the lifeline found in community, the hauntings of manipulative and preying characters of the past, and the freedom, hope, and regret we all both cling to and release. Drawing from folk, Americana and acoustic pop influences in her sound, themes of transformation, nostalgia, and quiet rebellion are sewn into every song.
Sara’s songs have been featured on ABC’s Private Practice, CW’s Reign, CBC’s Hello Goodbye, and in PBS’s 2023 national series Girl Unscripted. Her track “I Won’t Let You Feel Alone” was the centerpiece of Children’s Mercy Hospital’s 2023–2025 regional campaign. With several albums, EPs and singles to her name, she’s performed alongside artists like Gregory Alan Isakov, Jakob Dylan, Matthew Perryman Jones and Katie Herzig, and has twice been named Singer-Songwriter of the Year in Kansas City.
Of A Feather
After more than a decade of flying solo, Kelly Hunt, the poetic folk singer from Memphis, TN, and Sara Morgan, the brazen singer-songwriter from McGehee, AR, have finally taken flight together. After ten years of friendship and solo careers, life had other plans for them both. Neither thought they could co-write with anyone else, and they had always considered their music to be "too different" to collaborate with each other. After a spontaneous three-week tour that included seemingly infinite hours on the road, Of a Feather was accidentally - or rather, serendipitously - born. What else are two songwriters to do in the car other than write songs? With haunting harmonies, clever lyrics, and a sound that soars high enough to earn the band's name, what began as a side project between buddies has morphed into one of the most dynamic duos to come out of Nashville in years. Classic Southern rock meets a rich blend of country and Americana on their first co-written singles, "Wild Cotton" and "No Man's Land."
Apart, they are Kelly Hunt and Sara Morgan. Together, they are Of a Feather.
Wichita, KS | Kirby's Beer Store w/ Steve Austin & Joey Henry
Joey Henry’s Dirty Sunshine Club’s singer-songwriter Sunday Funday show
Jackson Hole, WY | Silver Dollar Showroom
an intimate concert series featuring established songwriters performing short sets and sharing stories behind the songs to a listening audience
Time: 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM
Of a Feather (Memphis/Nashville)
After more than a decade of flying solo, Kelly Hunt, the poetic folksinger from Memphis, TN, and Sara Morgan, the brazen country songwriter from McGehee, AR, have taken flight together. With harmonies that haunt, lyrics that hit, and a sound that soars, what began as a side project between buddies has morphed into one of the most dynamic duos to come out of Nashville in years. Classic Southern rock meets a savory blend of Country and Americana on their first co-written singles, “Wild Cotton” and “No Man’s Land.” Apart, they are Kelly Hunt and Sara Morgan. Together, they are Of a Feather.
Screen Door Porch (Hoback)
For Screen Door Porch — the project of Seadar Rose and Aaron Davis — the creative groundswell of “grooving, electrified Porch music” was rooted in the South before taking shape in Austin and Wyoming.Casting an artful sound that nods to alt-folk, soulful country-blues and rock, Screen Door Porch delivers timeless female-male vocal harmonies akin to Gillian Welch/David Rawlings and the vibe of “Stevie Nicks meets Wilco, with Bonnie Raitt and John Prine hanging out by the campfire (605 Magazine)”. The dynamic duo “lends an easy Western flair to their more prominent native influences of North Carolina and Kentucky, a combination that goes down as smoothly as top-shelf bourbon” (Austin Chronicle) with “a Lennon/McCartney songwriting arrangement and get it right every time” (Americana UK). Screen Door Porch was invited by The State of Wyoming to be ambassadors of Wyoming's music scene through a national ad campaign after twice receiving Album of the Year credits on Wyoming Public Radio. A full-page feature in The New York Times for touring “The Wyoming Way” followed, allowing them to reach an international audience and the Top 25 of Europe’s Americana Radio Chart while landing on several “Best Albums of the Year” lists from New York City to the United Kingdom. Dozens of festivals have contributed to the band’s development into an adventurous stage unit, including memorable sets at South by Southwest, Treefort Music Fest, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Fest, Magic City
Blues Fest, JH Center for the Arts, Paste Magazine’s Daytrotter, WHAT Fest, and Beartrap Festival while sharing theater and club bills with some of their favorite artists — Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Buddy Guy, Sam Bush, Steve Earle, Nicki Bluhm, Hayes Carll, Grace Potter, and Justin Townes Earle among them. SDP is back after a near 8-year hiatus, and once again, you’re invited to step onto to the Porch and be washed away into the grain.
Kennison Spiering (Jackson/Saratoga)
Kennison grew up in Saratoga, Wyoming where she fell in love with rivers and music, often finding one in the other. Having spent the past few years on the move, she now weaves the tales of her travels, connections and the exceptional peculiarity of life into her songs.