Noah G. Fowler is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and bassist hailing from central Pennsylvania and currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. He is a constant traveler and troubadour playing listening rooms and honky tonks across the nation, most notably Club Passim in Boston, and The River House in the West Virginia Panhandle. His songwriting is folkloric, drawing heavily from Appalachian and Celtic storytelling traditions as well as the 60’s folk revival and many of Texas’s storytelling songwriters - Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Townes, Steve Earle - yet it fits comfortably in the context of his generation of songwriters and musicians.

Noah G. Fowler is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and bassist hailing from central Pennsylvania and currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. He is a constant traveler and troubadour playing listening rooms and honky tonks across the nation, most notably Club Passim in Boston, and The River House in the West Virginia Panhandle. His songwriting is folkloric, drawing heavily from Appalachian and Celtic storytelling traditions as well as the 60’s folk revival and many of Texas’s storytelling songwriters - Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Townes, Steve Earle - yet it fits comfortably in the context of his generation of songwriters and musicians.