Reed Foehl

Reed Foehl is a Colorado-born singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt Americana, folk, and alt-country sound. With a musical style that blends poetic lyrics with soulful melodies, Foehl has built a reputation for crafting poignant songs that explore themes of love, life, and the American experience. His solo career has earned him critical acclaim, including a Grammy nomination as a songwriter for the song "Fly" recorded by the country band the Zac Brown Band.

Before launching his solo work, Foehl was a founding member of the jam band Acoustic Junction in the 1990s. Since then, he’s released several solo albums, including “Wild Wild Love” and “Lost in the West,” showcasing his evolution as a compelling singer-songwriter. Loved for both his lyrical intimacy and genuine vocal delivery, Reed Foehl has remained a beloved fixture in the indie Americana scene.