Autumn Hollow has played over one hundred shows in some of the best regional venues including The Paradise Rock Club, The Iron Horse Music Hall, the Higher Ground, The Regent Theater, Club Passim. They have shared the stage with national acts, including The Handsome Family, The Wooden Sky, Brown Bird, and Dead Winter Carpenters. The band is a mish-mash of the Grateful Dead and The Band, more Wilco than Son Volt, but is a sound all their own. The Autumn Holler gents make you want to flick a Bic, raise a beer and sing along.
In addition to the enthusiastic support of their long-time fans, Autumn Hollow continues to receive critical praise. Red Line Roots writes the following about “Orlando Brown” -- the single off their second full-length eponymous album. -- “It makes me want to be in the crowd at these guys live gig so I can sing along, raise my drink in the air, and cheers to the whole audience.” Musikkbloggen notes, “Like a little cross between Whiskey Town and Uncle Tupelo as these guys caught me right away.” Max Bowen of the Noise says, “The album’s momentum never wavers, and not once did a song grace my ears that I didn’t want to hear again. Or three times, or four. F**k it, just hit repeat and let this be the soundtrack of my day!”. And Daykamp music declares, “The Autumn Hollow is a band that sounds like The Band. They have one foot in rock, one in folk and one in country. They are a three-legged monster of Americana.”


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