Career Timeline of Sierra Ferrell: Major Achievements and Milestones

Discover the career path of Sierra Ferrell, from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.

Sierra Ferrell is an American singer-songwriter and musician hailing from West Virginia. Her distinctive musical style blends folk, bluegrass, and gypsy jazz, incorporating diverse influences like tango and calypso. Ferrell is known for her captivating voice, unique arrangements, and vintage-inspired aesthetic, establishing her as a prominent figure in the Americana and roots music scenes.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements

2013: Rejoined 600 lbs of Sin!

In 2013, Sierra Ferrell rejoined the band 600 lbs of Sin!, but later departed to pursue her own musical aspirations.

2018: Rise in Popularity

In 2018, Sierra Ferrell self-released 'Pretty Magic Spell' and had a recording of her song "In Dreams" posted by GemsOnVHS on YouTube, attracting millions of views. She also performed at "Honky Tonk Tuesday's" at Nashville's American Legion Post 82.

2018: Self-released 'Pretty Magic Spell'

In 2018, Sierra Ferrell self-released the album 'Pretty Magic Spell'.

2019: Signed with Rounder Records

In 2019, Sierra Ferrell self-released 'Washington by the Sea'. Around the same time, she signed a three-album deal with Rounder Records, with the help of Gary Paczosa.

2019: Self-released 'Washington by the Sea'

In 2019, Sierra Ferrell self-released the album 'Washington by the Sea'.

August 2021: Release of 'Long Time Coming'

In August 2021, Sierra Ferrell's album 'Long Time Coming' was released, co-produced by Gary Paczosa, and featuring bluegrass musicians like Sarah Jarosz and Billy Strings. The album reached number 15 on the Billboard Americana/Folk Albums chart and received critical acclaim.

2021: Released 'Long Time Coming' with Rounder Records

In 2021, Sierra Ferrell released 'Long Time Coming' with Rounder Records to critical acclaim. Music videos for the singles were uploaded to her YouTube channel leading up to the release.

2022: Collaborations and Guest Vocals

In 2022, Sierra Ferrell performed backing vocals on The Black Keys' album, Dropout Boogie, and collaborated with Ray LaMontagne on the track "I Was Born to Love You", which charted on the Billboard Adult Alternative Airplay.

March 2024: Released 'Trail of Flowers'

In March 2024, Sierra Ferrell released her fourth album, 'Trail of Flowers', with Rounder Records, which won her four Grammy Awards.

March 22, 2024: Release of 'Trail of Flowers'

On March 22, 2024, Sierra Ferrell released her fourth album, 'Trail of Flowers'. The album was preceded by singles like "Fox Hunt", "Dollar Bill Bar", "I Could Drive You Crazy", and "American Dreaming".