Sierra Ferrell made a triumphant return to the Stagecoach Festival over the weekend, captivating audiences with performances on multiple stages and featuring several special guests.

Following her impressive four wins at the 2025 GRAMMY® Awards, including Best Americana Album for 'Trail of Flowers,' she was hailed as 'the May Queen of American roots music' by NPR Music.

During her set, Ferrell debuted a reimagined version of Dottie West's classic 'A Lesson In Leavin'' alongside Nikki Lane, which is now available as an Amazon Music Original.

Ferrell expressed her excitement about collaborating with Lane, describing the song as a fun and empowering experience shared with a close friend.

Later in the festival, she surprised attendees by joining Diplo at an afterparty and performing a new duet titled 'Hail Mary' with her friend Shaboozey.

Looking ahead, Ferrell has an ambitious tour schedule with 65 dates lined up, featuring major collaborations and appearances at prominent festivals.

Her upcoming performances include a stadium run with Post Malone and Jelly Roll, as well as arena shows with Mumford & Sons across the US and UK.

The tour will showcase her talent at notable venues and festivals such as Lollapalooza and Red Rocks Amphitheatre, underscoring her rising prominence in the music industry.

In 2025, Ferrell emerged as the biggest GRAMMY® winner in the Americana genre, taking home awards for Best Americana Performance and Best American Roots Song.