Amy Helm

Amy Helm is an accomplished American singer-songwriter and musician, known for her captivating blend of folk, blues, and Americana. Her professional journey began in 1999 when she joined her father, Levon Helm, in his blues band, The Barn Burners. This experience allowed her to hone her craft while touring the country and performing traditional blues music, setting the stage for her future endeavors.

In 2001, Helm co-founded the acclaimed alt-country ensemble Ollabelle, which gained recognition for its rich harmonies and original compositions. Over a decade, the band released three critically acclaimed albums, including “Ollabelle” and “Riverside Battle Songs,” showcasing her songwriting and vocal talents. During this time, she also played a pivotal role in establishing the Midnight Ramble concerts at her father’s home, which became a beloved institution in Woodstock, featuring numerous renowned artists.

Helm’s production skills shone through in her work on her father’s Grammy-winning albums, “Dirt Farmer” and “Electric Dirt.” These projects not only highlighted her musical versatility but also solidified her reputation in the industry. In 2015, she released her debut solo album, “Didn’t It Rain,” featuring her father’s last recorded drum performances, further demonstrating her deep musical roots.

Continuing her artistic evolution, Helm released her second album, “This Too Shall Light,” in 2018, which received widespread acclaim. With her powerful vocals and heartfelt compositions, Amy Helm remains a significant force in the music world, inspiring audiences with her passion and dedication to her craft.