Caitlin Cary

Singer/songwriter and violinist, Caitlin Cary first began playing music professionally with the band Whiskeytown--which was famously fronted by Ryan Adams--in the mid-1990s, while attending North Carolina State University. After the band broke up in 2000, Cary went on to produce several solo albums and collaborate with the likes of Thad Cockrell and Tres Chicas. Known for her powerful vocals with a subtle country twang, Cary's music spans the traditional and alternative country genres, occasionally crossing into more delicate folk territory.