Layering traditional folk instruments over a rock band rhythm section, Shiloh Hill brings a smooth and infectious energy to the scene. The dance-worthy grooves mingle with hometown mandolin, turning the stage into a front porch, where front man Nick Hofstetter and his wife Mamie weave stories in harmony. Their winsome, family-band style ensures great fun and even better friends.

Based out of Winston-Salem, Shiloh Hill began touring nationally following the success of their first album entitled “Wildflower” in 2016 and has since performed 300+ concerts across the United States in venues ranging from intimate house shows to large festivals and everything in between. They have shared stages with accomplished acts such as Of Montreal, Lettuce, Ghost of Paul Revere, The Lighthouse and the Whaler, and many more. Currently they are in the process of recording their second full album which is scheduled to be released in mid-2019.

Shiloh Hill is a band that not only understands their roots but also understands how to create a sound that's continuously evolving and fully unique. This is a project that focuses on a joint contribution of artists showcasing not only excellent songwriting and lyricism, but a fun and lively ensemble of harmonizing vocals, guitar, mandolin, banjo and percussion layered over a few funky bass lines. With just the right mix of folk, pop, and fireside feeling, each song sets tones, tells stories, and has a little something for everyone.

“Gardens” (their latest single released in August 2019) is four-minutes of sunshine, evocative of breezy summer days and cartwheels on the front lawn, with hand claps, bright mandolin and a driving percussion.” – Winston-Salem Journal