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Nate Hadley
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Nate Hadley

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ONE NIGHT ONLY. A night of original Americana and roots, headlined by the one man band Nate Hadley playing up to four instruments at once. Nate Hadley is a folk and Americana singer-songwriter based in Winchester, VA. Born in West Virginia, raised just outside of Asheville NC, Nate has an Appalachian flame burning within his songs that could only be sparked by genuine lived experience. A traveler at heart, Nate has spent much of his life chasing that great abyss and collecting stories along the way. Though he’s called many places home, he remains deeply connected to the mountains that raised him. That search for meaning, belonging, something just beyond the next bend, is entangled in his lyrics. Bluegrass and Appalachian traditions anchor the sonic foundation of his music. Nate references artists like Pete Seeger, Jason Isbell, and The Lumineers, as he aspires to write songs that feel both timeless and personal. Nate released his debut EP Burn My Heart in December 2025, with singles “Who You Were” and the title track emerging as fan favorites. He followed the release with “7 Year Rust,” and his new songs “Burning Cold” and “Carolina girls” in May of this year. Onstage, he’s steadily growing a community through honest personal performances across the East Coast. Nate Hadley, a folk singer-songwriter based out of Winchester, VA, has been making his mark on music communities, leaving a lasting impression from the Virginias to the Carolinas. Born and raised in West Virginia, Nate recently returned home, reigniting his connection with his roots and discovering his passion in the folk genre. ​ Influenced by artists like Tyler Childers, Noah Kahan, Jason Isbell, and The Lumineers, Nate blends his soulful storytelling and raw acoustic instrumentation with a refreshing modern feel that highlights the honest nature of folk. ​ Nate's debut EP, "Burn My Heart," is set for release in early October, with singles "Swallow Me Alive" and the title track already gaining traction
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