EPK | Woodland Creatures

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Booking and all other inquires: hm.woodlandcreatures@gmail.com

Biography

Woodland Creatures is a six-piece Americana band based in Pittsburgh, Pa that believes everything is better with three-part harmony. Their original songs are carefully arranged to showcase the beauty and power of their harmonizing vocalists, and the virtuosic talent of their fiddle and lead guitarist. While their songs are influenced by a variety of musical genres, they are all tied together with rootsy vocals and unique instrumentation.

Sound & Influences

Drawing inspiration from classic Americana, folk-rock, and harmony-driven bands of the past, Woodland Creatures creates music that feels timeless yet current. Their songs balance storytelling and melody, often featuring emotional lyricism, layered vocals, and textures built from fiddle, acoustic and electric guitar, bass, keys, and drums.

For fans of: Fleetwood Mac, The Wood Brothers, Watchhouse, The Eagles

Live Performance

Woodland Creatures is a seasoned live act, performing at music festivals, clubs, and listening rooms throughout the region. Their shows emphasize musical connection and vocal blend, with carefully arranged songs that translate powerfully to the stage. Audiences often comment on the band’s warmth, authenticity, and tight musicianship.

Typical Set Lengths: 45–90 minutes

Discography

Lay It All Down (Full-Length Album, 2023)

A harmony-rich Americana album that leans into vulnerability, pairing honest storytelling with warm, roots-driven arrangements. Across the record, Woodland Creatures blend interwoven vocals, fiddle, and guitar to create songs that feel intimate, earnest, and quietly powerful.

All Within Reach (Full-Length Album, 2025)

A cohesive collection of harmony-forward Americana songs focusing on 1970's classic rock influences. The album showcases the band’s growth as arrangers and storytellers, with a balance of intimate moments and full-band energy.

A Little Prophecy (EP, 2026)

A concept-driven EP with subtle mystical themes particularly focused on the myth of the witch, and rooted in folk tradition and elevated by lush harmonies and cinematic arrangements.

Quotes/Press

“Vintage vibes and a touch of witchiness set Woodland Creatures apart in the vast world of Americana music.” - Joey Spehar of WYEP

"Woodland Creatures' alluring mix of multiple harmonies, fiddle and guitars stopped me in my tracks last year at the Deutschtown Music Festival on Pittsburgh's North Side. "

- Scott Tady of The Beaver County Times

"Merry violin, good times, and a captivating and throaty vocal. “No time for looking behind.” This is a perfect blend."

- Americana Highways (Review of single, "No Time")

"Pittsburgh's own Woodland Creatures are back with their latest single, "Wild Mountain Flower," and it's exactly the kind of song you didn't know you needed. Blending warm folk vibes with a touch of vintage rock, this track is all about resilience—something we could all use a little more of these days."

- Aleps.BG of InDMusic

“Woodland Creatures deliver harmony-driven Americana with a warmth and sincerity that feels both timeless and deeply personal.”

“Rooted in folk and Americana but unafraid of subtle experimentation, Woodland Creatures balance intimacy and depth with effortless musicianship.”

Notable Performances and Opportunities

Performed on the main stage at the 2025 Three Rivers Arts Festival

Opened for the 2025 Allegheny County Music Festival and Randy's Ramble at Hartwood Acres

One of the headliner acts of the 2025 Northside Music Festival

Featured on WDVE's Coffeehouse segment in September 2025

Awarded "WYEP's Pittsburgh Artist of the Week" in September 2025

Appeared on KDKA Pittsburgh in January 2026 to promote upcoming EP, A Little Prophecy