Browse 168 folk singers available for hire in Park City, Utah, United States, featuring 450 reviews from real clients, averaging 5 out of 5 stars. These acoustic performers and folk artists offer professional entertainment starting from $110 and averaging $340 per performance.
Of the 168 suppliers listed here, 2 are based within 30 miles of Park City. The other 166 are willing to travel there.
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Rates for folk singers in Park City currently range from about $110 to $1,150+ for professional performances, with an average cost of $340 per booking. Pricing varies with performance duration, venue requirements, travel and extras such as sound equipment or special repertoire requests. Many folk artists offer package deals that can include multiple sets and acoustic arrangements of requested songs. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 228 enquiries for Folk Singers at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 25 October 2026.
Madame Mackintosh
"As Madame Mackintosh began to sing the couple's first dance song, it was as if the entire room held its breath, captivated by the depth of her voice. Her setlist, a thoughtful blend of original songs and beautifully reimagined covers, enriched the atmosphere and brought an emotional dimension to the celebration. Drawing from genres as diverse as pop, rock, country and traditional wedding music, her repertoire showcased not only her versatility but her keep ability to capture the spirit of the moment.
The Madame's voice ranged from a soft velvety croon to a powerful , resonant anthem, filling the room with palpable energy. She effortlessly expressed the love and joy radiating from the bride and groom. Whether performing heartfelt ballads or upbeat dance numbers, she imbued each song with a warmth and authenticity that resonated with everyone in attendance.
What truly set her apart was her adaptability. Unlike DJs confined to their pre-selected playlists, the Madame embraced spontaneity, taking requests from guests and even offering inspired suggestions that added personal and unexpected touches to the evening. Madame Mackintosh didn't just perform; she became part of the celebration's heartbeat, leaving everyone in awe of her artistry."
Mark Hildebrand
"It was treat to see Mark perform at the Sumner festival I attended. He is clearly dedicated to his craft and his hard work shows through in his skill. His guitar playing in particular is second to none. I also thoroughly enjoyed his honest and inclusive approach to other performers. His great talent and lack of ego are utterly refreshing."
K W Hoffman Music
"Our members loved him and was asked back for 2 more shows"
BOBBY FIVE
"This guy is a true professional his songs are amazing He is a very fun music act I have booked him at several events all over the Nashville area and in different parts of the country. His Nashville recorded albums are as good as anybody's out there. His music is being played on radio stations across the country."
"Tiger" Will Mason
"...the feelings of...protest in the song ('Barbwire Blues') ...gave me the chills...yeah, it did...really liked your vocals..."
Adam Karch
"I just had the opportunity to review the most recent release, Everything Can Change, from Adam Karch and it's an interesting mix of acoustic and electric fused folk/blues music with solid vocals. Opening with It's Your Song, a contemporary, radio style track with a solid melody and clean acoustic guitar work, Adam Karch shows his stuff on vocal and guitar, backed by Richard Deschenes on bass and Marc-Andre Drouin on drums. JJ Cale's classic, After Midnight gets a substantial rework and I like it. Starting with acoustic slide and fine finger picking, Karch's stylistic vocal phrasing really changes the track and it's as cool as the original. Very nice. Porch Groove (Sunday Morning) is a real relaxing meandering melody on acoustic guitar. Very nice. Another nice cover is Bob Dylan's Don't Think Twice, It's Alright. Karch has one of those voices that is warm and refreshing and his picking style is clean and concise. Very nice. Wrapping the release is another Porch Groove (Saturday Evening) with a more contemporary finger picked melody. Karch is a talented musician and vocalist who has put together a real nice release."
