The Roseline

The Roseline is an Americana indie band, that has consistently built a loyal fan base through the soulful intersection of heartfelt lyrics, magnetic melodies, and a modern take on the traditional country-folk sound. The band, originating from Lawrence, Kansas, is the project of singer-songwriter Colin Halliburton, who has been the creative force behind the group since its conception. With a flair for narrative songwriting wrapped in a warm, layered musical backdrop, The Roseline crafts songs that are at once personal and universally relatable.

Over the years, The Roseline has diligently honed their sound, culminating in a series of well-received albums and tracks. Their most recent releases, such as "I Was a Gun" and "Constancy," showcase the band's matured artistry and ability to evoke emotion. With a discography characterised by songs like "Blood" and "Hunker Down," they capture the essence of Midwestern life and its sprawling tales. Whether through the reflective tranquility of “Catalpa” or the poignant "Seven Hundred Second Chances," The Roseline continues to offer listeners a sincere slice of Americana, with an empathetic voice echoing the highs and lows of the human experience. Their music is a testament to the enduring power and evolution of the genre, inviting audiences to find solace and joy in their richly woven musical stories.