Two of Americana’s most compelling new voices, Grace Pettis and Natalie Price, are teaming up for a joint tour this year, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience their distinct yet complementary artistry on the same stage. Grace Pettis is a critically acclaimed, award-winning singer-songwriter whose music blurs folk, country/Americana, and soul. Hailing from Alabama and Georgia, Pettis has independently released multiple well-received records and, since signing with MPress Records in 2020, followed up her debut Working Woman (2021) with Down to the Letter (2024)—an intimate collection chronicling divorce, self-empowerment, and rebirth. Her songs are lauded as “little novellas that dig deep” (Americana Highways) offering both catharsis and finely woven storytelling. Pettis has earned prestigious songwriting awards—including NPR’s Mountain Stage NewSong Contest and support from the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation—and her songs have been covered by Grammy-winning blues artist Ruthie Foster and others. Now based in Nashville, Texas-born Natalie Price is a singer-songwriter whose music blends Americana, indie folk, and melodic pop in what she calls “Ameri-kinda.” Her self-titled full-length debut, Natalie Price, produced by acclaimed artist Mary Bragg, showcases her confessional songwriting and wide emotional range—from introspective ballads to catchy, upbeat anthems. The album has garnered praise for its authenticity and cinematic depth, positioning her as a compelling new voice in the Texas music scene. 2025 has seen her releasing several singles exploring friendship, empowerment and love. With a gift for transforming deeply personal experiences into songs that feel universal, Natalie is quickly becoming a fan favorite in Texas and beyond. On this joint tour, Grace and Natalie bring together two distinct yet complementary voices—Grace’s bittersweet storytelling and bold feminist perspective, and Natalie’s soul-baring vocal intimacy and melodic pop sensibility. Together, they’ll offer audiences a journey through heartbreak, renewal, and artistic friendship.