Get ready for an unforgettable night of folk music as Peter Case and Sid Griffin hit the road for their "Sings Like Hell" tour! Inspired by Case's iconic 1993 album, this tour showcases two legends of Americana and roots music bringing their rich histories and unparalleled artistry to the stage. With Peter Case’s Grammy-nominated songwriting and groundbreaking work in bands like The Plimsouls and The Nerves, and Sid Griffin’s trailblazing Americana legacy with The Long Ryders, audiences will be treated to an evening of raw, soulful performances steeped in tradition and innovation. From Case’s emotionally resonant piano melodies to Griffin’s bluegrass mandolin and clawhammer banjo stylings, this tour is a celebration of the enduring power of folk music. Catch them live in the Northeast, Southeast, and Midwest—don’t miss this rare chance to see two master storytellers share the stage!
Sid Griffin is a Kentucky-born musician, author, and music historian celebrated for his work in the genres of alt-country and Americana. Griffin rose to prominence in the 1980s as the frontman of the Long Ryders, a key band in the cowpunk and alt-country movement. Known for blending punk energy with traditional country and folk influences, the Long Ryders gained a dedicated following and left a lasting mark on roots music. Beyond his work as a musician, Griffin is an accomplished author, penning books on Bob Dylan and Gram Parsons, and a regular contributor to music journalism. He also leads the Coal Porters, an acoustic band that explores the intersection of bluegrass and folk with modern sensibilities.