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Nashville, TN

Angela Autumn is a singer, songwriter, guitar and banjo player from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Growing up in rural Western PA, songwriting came naturally. Angela picked up a guitar at age 9, and began writing and performing for larger audiences shortly thereafter. In middle school, she was the lead singer of punk-ska band Skafe, playing throughout Western PA. At age 17, she took a monthly residency, playing 4-hour nights. She attended Duquesne University, studied English and Literary Theory, and taught writing to freshman and Non-Native Speakers. After graduating, Autumn began traveling extensively throughout the U.S., writing and jamming along the way. She was drawn to the spirit of traditional, old time music in Asheville, NC, and toured briefly as the third singer in the folk-soul band Buffalo Rose.  Her music is heavily influenced by rural life, and she has captured fans with her heart-driven melodies and captivating lyrics.
She has released several albums, including ‘Cowboy Jack Clementine’ (2023) which has been praised for its unique blend of folk and country music.