Weary Ramblers
Newly formed Iowa Americana duo, Weary Ramblers bring years of experience to the stage with award-winning songwriting and chemistry. Chad Elliott and Kathryn Fox showcase multi-instrumental performances with tight harmonies and great storytelling.

"Weary Ramblers are nothing short of an Iowa-based super duo." - Iowa Public Radio

Winners of the 2026 International Blues Challenge

Winners of the 2025 Josie Music Awards "Americana Song of the Year (Duo/Group/Collab)"

Overall Grand Prize Winners of the 22nd annual International Acoustic Music Awards, as well as winners in "Best Country/Bluegrass" category & finalists for "Best Group/Duo"

Winners of the 2025 Iowa Blues Challenge in the solo/duo category

Winners of 21st annual International Acoustic Music Awards in "Best Group/Duo" category

2026 Global Music Awards Silver Medal Winners in "Americana" & "Duo" categories

2025 MCMO Nominees for "Entertainer of the Year" & "Acoustic Act of the Year"

Semi-Finalists in the 2025 International songwriting Competition

Semi-finalists in the 2024 International Songwriting Competition

Semi-finalists in the 2025 Unsigned Only Music Awards

Nominees for 2025 Josie Music Awards for "Duo of the Year - Americana" & "Music Video of the Year (Performance Focused/Duo-Group)"

Additional Artist/Song Information:

Artist Name: Weary Ramblers


Song Title: Kentucky Never Seemed So Blue


Publishing: Weary Ramblers


Publishing Affiliation: Other


Album Title: Driftwood


Record Label: Weary Ramblers Music

Record Label:

Weary Ramblers

wearyramblers@gmail.com

Radio Promotion:

Bill Wence Promotions

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