Dawn and Hawkes

Dawn and Hawkes' initial duo effort, Golden Heart, climbed to No. 25 in Billboard's Folk chart and landed at No. 2 in iTunes singer-songwriter albums and kicked off a whirlwind of cross-country touring and co-writing. Dawn and Hawkes recorded their second album, Yours and Mine, in between tour dates with influential artists Alison Krauss & Dan Tyminski, Patty Griffin, Old 97s, Robert Earl Keen and showcasing at festivals like Austin City Limits, Folk Alliance, AmericanaFest, South By Southwest and TEDx on tours in the US and abroad in Denmark, Germany and Australia. “We'd tour, come home inspired, record a song, tour, rinse and repeat" explains Dawn. Acoustic Guitar hails the musicality of Yours and Mine, as “Impeccable vocal harmonies and instrumentation" Huffington Post summarizes “Transcendent alternative-folk - you will find yourself craving more from this amazing, dynamic duo." While touring, the duo stored their possessions and lived on the road, drawing a lyrical soundtrack from American deserts and mountains, to the South Australian coast. Upon returning to Austin, Dawn and Hawkes finished self-producing their second full-length album, The Other Side, a collection the Austin American Statesman calls “10 new tracks of sweet folk-rock - instantly appealing tunes - rooted in the singer songwriter heyday of the early 1970's, they also fit well into the modern-day indie-folk revival." The newest album from Dawn and Hawkes, Light Inside, was primarily recorded live - in one day - at Arlyn Studios, in Austin, TX. The songs on Light Inside, illuminated by the warm glow of family homes, old guitars, familiar stories, new infatuation and loyal, long-standing love, are captured with the sincerity of their live show. In a time when the world seems more divided than ever, Dawn and Hawkes celebrate hope and our common humanity with an invitation to embrace the light that comes from all of us. Reserved tables of 8 are available for $100 each during the advance ticket window up and until sold out or until the end of the day prior to the show, April 24 at 11:59 p.m. General admission seating is $10 until the day of the show when tickets increase to $20. Seating for general admission is first come, first served.