Folk•Marry•Kill is a trio of award-winning singer/songwriters Susan Gibson, Caitlin Cannon, & Sarah Golden, bringing hilarity and hair-raising harmonies to a stage near you.

Susan Gibson has written myriad exceptional songs over the years, across seven solo albums and counting, one of which skyrocketed The Chicks to superstardom as the title track of their Grammy-winning record, Wide Open Spaces, later named one of the top Songs of the Century by the Recording Industry Association of America, landing Gibson a CMA Single of the Year win, BMI Writer of the Yearaward, and Entertainer of the Year designation, after being inducted into the West Texas Music Hall of Fame. Susan’s witty banter and uplifting earworms make for an exceptionally entertaining and heartfelt show, beloved by those who have followed her 30-year career as an internationally acclaimed Texas troubadour, with her faithful companion and literal road dog, Pipsqueak, by her side.

2026 Kerrville New Folk Winner, Caitlin Cannon, blends dreamy Americana with classic country, creating a sound that feels both timely and fresh, while expertly balancing humor and vulnerability, satire and sincerity. A force on and off the stage, Nashville’s Cannon won the 2023 Songwriter Serenade Competition, earned a third-place finish at the 2023 Telluride Troubadour Contest, and was a finalist in the 2022 American Songwriter Song Contest. Country Music People dubs her latest album, Love Addict, “an Americana triumph, packed with edgy irreverence, wit, and sharp, cutting lyrics”, and Saving Country Music implores, “Caitlin Cannon is one of those country artists that slides so criminally under the radar, it angers the blood.”

From Season 2 of NBC’s The Voice, 2026 Kerrville New Folk Winner, Sarah Golden, is a contemporary folk singer/songwriter from Houston, TX known for her powerful vocals and evocative lyrics, reminiscent of Woody Guthrie and Joan Baez— one listener aptly describes her as, “funny, but also deadly serious”. Winner of Best of North America – Folk in the 2026 and 2025 InterContinental Music Awards, Golden has captivated audiences since the release of her debut album Truth, in 2002, which led to her selection as a Kerrville Folk Festival Ballad Tree performer. Nominated Favorite Local Musician and Favorite Female Entertainer in OutSmart Magazine’s 2025 Gayest & Greatest Reader’s Choice Awards, her highly anticipated forthcoming album, Live Wire, is set for release November 13, 2026 and highlights her sociopolitical activism and human rights advocacy.