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Sierra Ferrell’s career began in West Virginia, where she was raised and first immersed herself in traditional American music forms. She taught herself guitar at a young age and gravitated toward old-time country, folk, bluegrass, jazz, and blues rather than contemporary radio-driven sounds. As a teenager, she left home and spent years traveling across the United States, supporting herself through busking and live performances.
Those years on the road became central to Ferrell’s musical identity. She performed in freight-train towns, street corners, clubs, and informal gatherings before eventually settling in Nashville. Her early independent recordings, including Pretty Magic Spell and Washington by the Sea, introduced the flexible voice, vintage melodic instincts, and theatrical presentation that later reached a much wider audience.
Ferrell signed with Rounder Records and released Long Time Coming in 2021. Recorded in Nashville, the album brought together country, folk, bluegrass, jazz, and Americana influences on songs including “In Dreams,” “Bells of Every Chapel,” “West Virginia Waltz,” “The Sea,” and “Why’d Ya Do It.” The record established her as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary roots music.
Her second Rounder album, Trail of Flowers, arrived in 2024. “American Dreaming,” “Fox Hunt,” “Lighthouse,” “Dollar Bill Bar,” and “I Could Drive You Crazy” expanded her audience while preserving the old-time and country foundations of her earlier work. The album paired traditional material with original songs about movement, longing, survival, and the uncertain promises of American life.
At the 2025 Grammy Awards, Ferrell won all four categories in which she was nominated. Trail of Flowers won Best Americana Album, “American Dreaming” won Best Americana Performance and Best American Roots Song, and “Lighthouse” won Best American Roots Performance. The four-award sweep marked a major turning point in her career.
A deluxe edition of Trail of Flowers followed in January 2025 with two additional recordings: “The Garden” and “Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down.” Ferrell also continued appearing outside her own albums through collaborations with artists including Post Malone, Zach Bryan, Lukas Nelson, Colony House, Ric Robertson, Kashus Culpepper, Nikki Lane, Ryan Charles, and Chaparelle.
Her 2025 releases included “Broken Wing Bird,” “A Lesson in Leavin’,” “A Long Way,” “Unknown Legend,” and “When It Snows in Texas.” In February 2026, she joined Mumford & Sons for “Here (Apple Music Sessions).” These recordings extended her catalog without displacing Trail of Flowers as her newest full-length project.
Complete List Of Sierra Ferrell Songs From A to Z
- 93,500 Miles (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – 93,500 Miles – 2023
- A Lesson in Leavin’ (with Nikki Lane) – A Lesson in Leavin’ – 2025
- All the While (Sun Soaked) – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- A Long Way (with Ryan Charles) – A Long Way – 2025
- American Dreaming – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- At the End of the Rainbow – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Bells of Every Chapel (feat. Billy Strings) – Long Time Coming – 2021
- The Best – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Broken – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Broken Wing Bird (with Kashus Culpepper) – Broken Wing Bird – 2025
- Chittlin’ Cookin’ Time in Cheatham County – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- Choices and Chains (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – Choices and Chains – 2024
- Coffee Bean – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Dead or Drunk – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Dollar Bill Bar – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down – Trail of Flowers (Deluxe Edition) – 2025
- Far Away Across the Sea – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Fox Hunt – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- The Garden – Trail of Flowers (Deluxe Edition) – 2025
- Give It Time – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Here (Apple Music Sessions) (with Mumford & Sons) – Apple Music Sessions – 2026
- Hey Me, Hey Mama – Hey Me, Hey Mama – 2022
- Hold Over Me – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Holy Roller (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – Zach Bryan – 2023
- I Could Drive You Crazy – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- I’ll Come Off the Mountain – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- I’ll Come Off the Mountain – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- I’m Not Dyin’ (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – I’m Not Dyin’ – 2024
- In Dreams – Long Time Coming – 2021
- In Dreams (Alternative Version) – In Dreams (Alternative Version) – 2022
- I Was Born to Love You (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – I Was Born to Love You – 2022
- Jeremiah – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Johnny – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Lighthouse – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- Little Bird – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Made Like That – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Magic Spell – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Money Train – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- My Name – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Never Love You Again (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – F-1 Trillion – 2024
- No Letter – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- No More Frowns – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Pair for 2 – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Rocket – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Rosemary – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- Rosemary – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- The Sea – Long Time Coming – 2021
- The Sea – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Shiver – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Silver Dollar – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Snake River – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Someone Like You (with The Travelin’ McCourys & Sierra Ferrell) – Someone Like You – 2024
- Stranger – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- Tease – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Tidal Wave – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- Tried to Ruin My Name (feat. Sierra Ferrell) – Tried to Ruin My Name – 2023
- Unknown Legend (with Lukas Nelson and The Travelin’ McCourys) – Unknown Legend – 2025
- Washington by the Sea – Washington by the Sea – 2019
- West Virginia Waltz – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Wet Your Whistle – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
- When It Snows in Texas (with Chaparelle) – When It Snows in Texas – 2025
- Whispering Waltz – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Why’d Ya Do It – Long Time Coming – 2021
- Why Haven’t You Loved Me Yet – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- Wish You Well – Trail of Flowers – 2024
- Years – Something Borrowed, Something New: A Tribute to John Anderson – 2022
- You Can’t Tell Me Who to Love – Pretty Magic Spell – 2018
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Albums
Pretty Magic Spell (2018)
Washington by the Sea (2019)
Long Time Coming (2021)
Trail of Flowers (2024)
Trail of Flowers (Deluxe Edition) (2025)
In Dreams (Alternative Version) (2022)
Years (2022)
Hey Me, Hey Mama (2022)
I Was Born to Love You (with Ray LaMontagne) (2022)
Holy Roller (with Zach Bryan) (2023)
93,500 Miles (with The Resonant Rogues) (2023)
Tried to Ruin My Name (with Cory Walker) (2023)
Someone Like You (with Lukas Nelson and The Travelin’ McCourys) (2024)
Never Love You Again (with Post Malone) (2024)
I’m Not Dyin’ (with Colony House) (2024)
Choices and Chains (with Ric Robertson) (2024)
The Garden (2025)
Broken Wing Bird (with Kashus Culpepper) (2025)
A Lesson in Leavin’ (with Nikki Lane) (2025)
A Long Way (with Ryan Charles) (2025)
Unknown Legend (with Lukas Nelson and The Travelin’ McCourys) (2025)
When It Snows in Texas (with Chaparelle) (2025)
Here (Apple Music Sessions) (with Mumford & Sons) (2026)
Updated July 31, 2026.



























