Willie Watson, a folk singer and guitarist, recently released his debut self-titled album after 20 years in the music industry. The album reflects his roots in folk music and has been well-received by fans. Watson, who was a founding member of Old Crow Medicine Show, left the band in 2011 to pursue a solo career. Over the past ten years, he focused on performing cover songs, but recently decided to return to the road with a band. The new album is a collection of original material that showcases Watson’s growth as a songwriter.
The album is a mix of classic folk songs and personal reflections, with tracks like “Already Gone” and “Real Love” capturing the highs and lows of life and relationships. Watson credits his friend Morgan Nagler for helping him overcome self-doubt and embrace his songwriting abilities. The album is a culmination of years of struggles and growth for Watson, marking a new chapter in his career as an artist.
Watson will be performing in Nashville on December 3rd at The Basement East as part of his tour to promote the new album. He describes the experience of performing the new songs live as powerful and emotional, connecting with audiences in a new way. For more information on tour dates and tickets, fans can visit williewatson.com/tour. Watson’s journey from being a member of a popular band to finding his voice as a solo artist is reflected in his music, and his debut album is a testament to his growth as a musician and songwriter.
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