The Corrie Lynn Green Collective
Appalachia/Americana/Singer-Songwriter
The Corrie Lynn Green Collective is a group of all-star Appalachian Folk musicians and award winning singer-songwriter Corrie Lynn Green from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Including Reverend Bill Howard from The Judy Chops, Erin Hunter from The Hot Mamas, Billy Bird from The Swivel Casters and Paula Rainey Benson this super group is currently creating a unique spin on the Americana and Appalachian genres.
Corrie Lynn Green’s music reflects the stories of life in a small mountain town, drawing from her deep roots in rural Appalachia. She is a self-taught musician who found a handmade clawhammer banjo during a formative period of her life and used it to develop a style that mixes traditional clawhammer frailing with three finger Scruggs style picking that explores themes of self-discovery, heartbreak, and resilience. Spinning the roots of her musical bluegrass family into traditional Folk, Americana and Punk sounds, Corrie Lynn redefines the meaning of music and expression from the center of the holler world.
In May 2021, she released her debut album, "Blow Away," produced by D.W. Fearn. Since then, she has been honored to place third in the Stefan George Songwriting Competition in Tucson, Arizona in 2021, was named the early bird songwriter pick for NewSong Music in 2023, was named Best Folk Album of the Year Native DSD in 2024 and was an emerging band invitee at Merlefest in 2025.
With her 5th album on the way in five years she is eager to share new stories of mountain life, religious rebellion and political ponder with her emerging audience.
