Swift Silver
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AUG
18
2024
Louisville, KY
Headliners Music Hall
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JUN
12
2024
Live stream has ended.
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JUN
01
2024
Asheville, NC
The Grey Eagle
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MAY
17
2024
Monticello, KY
Hidden Ridge Camping
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JUL
14
2023
Somerset, KY
Somerset Community College
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MAY
09
2023
Winchester, KY
Legacy Grove Park
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About Swift Silver
Southern songwriters Anna Kline and John Looney are Swift Silver. Their collaboration spans ten years of exploring the great expanse of the American songbook—touring, conspiring, songwriting—fused together by the Mississippi heat, molded in the mountain air of Western North Carolina, and flung free in the hills of Kentucky bluegrass.
From the moment the listener presses play to the last track fade, Swift Silver’s self-titled debut album celebrates the tenets of Southern sound. This is a collection of songs cultivated in the dim lights of listening rooms and local jams, regional festivals and road trips, alone in the woodshed and crafted as an ensemble.
It doesn’t hurt that Kline’s vocal performances—on both lead and harmony vocals—display an astonishing range of versatility and skill, her voice flows as smooth as a rippling river current.
Looney gives a masterful performance on lead guitar, not only displaying his expertise as an integral sideman but also as a talented arranger, showcasing a finely-tuned ear for nuance and groove.
“The major draw is the emotive, soaring vocals of Kline, reminiscent of Patty Loveless’ passion, if not her voice, on her indelible Mountain Soul album; Looney cuts loose with stunning guitar work.
Out of seemingly nowhere, we have one of the strongest and most memorable roots albums of the year to date.” — GLIDE MAGAZINE
Together, they drive a contagious electric surge of sound.
Swift Silver’s debut self-titled album marks a meaningful milestone for the pair: It is a 180° (re)turn to their musical roots: the redemptive strains of Southern gospel, the drawling tremolo of rhythm and blues, and the twang of the rural soul.
This album speaks to the path we tread. It is lyrically insightful, eloquent—and timely when examined through the lens of current events. These songs help us navigate lingering questions we daily seek to answer, they pulsate with discovery, and melodically confess the hunger to right a few wrongs.
From the moment the listener presses play to the last track fade, Swift Silver’s self-titled debut album celebrates the tenets of Southern sound. This is a collection of songs cultivated in the dim lights of listening rooms and local jams, regional festivals and road trips, alone in the woodshed and crafted as an ensemble.
It doesn’t hurt that Kline’s vocal performances—on both lead and harmony vocals—display an astonishing range of versatility and skill, her voice flows as smooth as a rippling river current.
Looney gives a masterful performance on lead guitar, not only displaying his expertise as an integral sideman but also as a talented arranger, showcasing a finely-tuned ear for nuance and groove.
“The major draw is the emotive, soaring vocals of Kline, reminiscent of Patty Loveless’ passion, if not her voice, on her indelible Mountain Soul album; Looney cuts loose with stunning guitar work.
Out of seemingly nowhere, we have one of the strongest and most memorable roots albums of the year to date.” — GLIDE MAGAZINE
Together, they drive a contagious electric surge of sound.
Swift Silver’s debut self-titled album marks a meaningful milestone for the pair: It is a 180° (re)turn to their musical roots: the redemptive strains of Southern gospel, the drawling tremolo of rhythm and blues, and the twang of the rural soul.
This album speaks to the path we tread. It is lyrically insightful, eloquent—and timely when examined through the lens of current events. These songs help us navigate lingering questions we daily seek to answer, they pulsate with discovery, and melodically confess the hunger to right a few wrongs.
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Genres:
Country, Delta Blues, Gospel, Memphis Soul, Honky Tonk
Hometown:
Lexington, Kentucky
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Swift Silver to play in your city
Request a Show
concerts and tour dates
Past
AUG
18
2024
Louisville, KY
Headliners Music Hall
I Was There
JUN
12
2024
Live stream has ended.
I Was There
JUN
01
2024
Asheville, NC
The Grey Eagle
I Was There
MAY
17
2024
Monticello, KY
Hidden Ridge Camping
I Was There
JUL
14
2023
Somerset, KY
Somerset Community College
I Was There
MAY
09
2023
Winchester, KY
Legacy Grove Park
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Swift Silver
Southern songwriters Anna Kline and John Looney are Swift Silver. Their collaboration spans ten years of exploring the great expanse of the American songbook—touring, conspiring, songwriting—fused together by the Mississippi heat, molded in the mountain air of Western North Carolina, and flung free in the hills of Kentucky bluegrass.
From the moment the listener presses play to the last track fade, Swift Silver’s self-titled debut album celebrates the tenets of Southern sound. This is a collection of songs cultivated in the dim lights of listening rooms and local jams, regional festivals and road trips, alone in the woodshed and crafted as an ensemble.
It doesn’t hurt that Kline’s vocal performances—on both lead and harmony vocals—display an astonishing range of versatility and skill, her voice flows as smooth as a rippling river current.
Looney gives a masterful performance on lead guitar, not only displaying his expertise as an integral sideman but also as a talented arranger, showcasing a finely-tuned ear for nuance and groove.
“The major draw is the emotive, soaring vocals of Kline, reminiscent of Patty Loveless’ passion, if not her voice, on her indelible Mountain Soul album; Looney cuts loose with stunning guitar work.
Out of seemingly nowhere, we have one of the strongest and most memorable roots albums of the year to date.” — GLIDE MAGAZINE
Together, they drive a contagious electric surge of sound.
Swift Silver’s debut self-titled album marks a meaningful milestone for the pair: It is a 180° (re)turn to their musical roots: the redemptive strains of Southern gospel, the drawling tremolo of rhythm and blues, and the twang of the rural soul.
This album speaks to the path we tread. It is lyrically insightful, eloquent—and timely when examined through the lens of current events. These songs help us navigate lingering questions we daily seek to answer, they pulsate with discovery, and melodically confess the hunger to right a few wrongs.
From the moment the listener presses play to the last track fade, Swift Silver’s self-titled debut album celebrates the tenets of Southern sound. This is a collection of songs cultivated in the dim lights of listening rooms and local jams, regional festivals and road trips, alone in the woodshed and crafted as an ensemble.
It doesn’t hurt that Kline’s vocal performances—on both lead and harmony vocals—display an astonishing range of versatility and skill, her voice flows as smooth as a rippling river current.
Looney gives a masterful performance on lead guitar, not only displaying his expertise as an integral sideman but also as a talented arranger, showcasing a finely-tuned ear for nuance and groove.
“The major draw is the emotive, soaring vocals of Kline, reminiscent of Patty Loveless’ passion, if not her voice, on her indelible Mountain Soul album; Looney cuts loose with stunning guitar work.
Out of seemingly nowhere, we have one of the strongest and most memorable roots albums of the year to date.” — GLIDE MAGAZINE
Together, they drive a contagious electric surge of sound.
Swift Silver’s debut self-titled album marks a meaningful milestone for the pair: It is a 180° (re)turn to their musical roots: the redemptive strains of Southern gospel, the drawling tremolo of rhythm and blues, and the twang of the rural soul.
This album speaks to the path we tread. It is lyrically insightful, eloquent—and timely when examined through the lens of current events. These songs help us navigate lingering questions we daily seek to answer, they pulsate with discovery, and melodically confess the hunger to right a few wrongs.
Show More
Genres:
Country, Delta Blues, Gospel, Memphis Soul, Honky Tonk
Hometown:
Lexington, Kentucky
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