Acony Records is proud to present Woodland, the new album by the preeminent songwriting team Gillian Welch & David Rawlings. Following up their homespun GRAMMY-winning release All The Good Times,... more

An inspired response to the spring 2020 Nashville tornado (which rendered their studio unusable) and the tour-halting pandemic that followed, this album was recorded by Gillian and David on... more

He left "Machine" out of it this time, but Dave still partners with Gillian Welch on this new album recorded over a rollicking week-long session in Nashville. They're joined by a band full of Music... more

T-Bone Burnett discovered Gillian, helping her get the record deal that lifted her from folk newcomer to rising star. Her stunning, Grammy-nominated 1996 debut "Revival" is revisited here with 21... more

The wait is over—here is her long-awaited fifth album, produced by faithful collaborator David Rawlings. She's been on tour playing what Colin Meloy of the Decembrists calls the album's "new Southern... more

Gillian goes electric! This joyful 2003 album welcomes distorted guitar and organ on some tracks, then returns to acoustic immediacy on others; includes Look at Miss Ohio; Wrecking Ball; Lowlands;... more

Leading up to the nearly 15-minute I Dream a Highway on Gillian's 2001 album are nine songs full of soaring harmonies. This time, they dip into some blues and rock 'n' roll as you hear Revelator;... more

Welch and Rawlings (aided by T-Bone and a crack band on several tracks) made a stunner of a debut with this 1996 album. Beautiful and timeless sounding, it includes Orphan Girl; Tear My Stillhouse... more

Stripped down and shot through with sadness, Gillian's 1998 album further asserted her as one of the most compelling new artists in Americana. The 11 Welch/Rawlings songs include Caleb Meyer; My... more