NEWS AND UPDATES
February 2026
Hello!
We have some exciting shows coming up this month! We’re looking forward to our 5th appearance with Across the Harbor. If you don’t know, it’s a magical evening that celebrates the confluence of the Folk, Irish, Celtic, and Bluegrass music scenes of Baltimore. We have loved arranging our songs to incorporate different facets of these traditions with some of the best musicians we know. It’s always a feel-good night. Come see it for yourself:
Friday, February 6th at the Avalon Theater Easton, MD Tickets
Saturday, February 7th at Church on the Square Baltimore, MD 4pm Tickets and 8pm Tickets
On the following weekend, we will be playing for Kate Anderson’s Yoga class at the Yoga Center of Columbia, MD on Sunday 2/15. We’ve experimented with a few different ways to play during this class and landed on acoustic instruments with a mixture of instrumental and lyrical songs. This is an all-levels class and very special.
We’re also looking forward to a first appearance at the 49 West Coffeehouse in Annapolis on 2/16. It’s a Monday night show!
We will be making our annual stop at Shady Grove Coffeehouse in Glen Allen, VA on Saturday 2/21. It’s become our Richmond home-venue.
And finally, our first hometown show since moving to Staunton will be at the Green Room on Tuesday, 2/24. This is a very sweet (and small!) space. About 35 people max. We’re really looking forward to being cozy with y’all.
Our most up-to-date schedule is posted below with more shows TBA. Sending out lots of love to y'all.
Love and Light, Laura and Kagey
TOUR DATES
ABOUT
Virginia natives, Laura Wortman and Kagey Parrish of The Honey Dewdrops began touring in 2009 and released their newest album, Here in the Mountains, in August 2024 - a batch of songs written and inspired by the origin story of a close friend.
Throughout their two-decade partnership, the Dewdrops have highlighted the power and intimacy of two voices and two instruments in both live performances and recordings. Laura and Kagey constantly push the boundaries of their experimental folk sound—blending electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin and clawhammer banjo—while weaving in tight vocal harmonies. They remain committed to deepening their understanding of the world through songwriting and music.
No Depression says of their 2022 album, Light Behind Light, “The Honey Dewdrops have a way of filling their songs with humanity, using their beautiful playing and harmonies to emphasize what connects us all.”
Header photo by Tina Thomas and above photo by Rob Wasilewski
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