Name: couldn't be happiers (Folk-Rock / Americana Duo) // Prinz Willy
Start: 2025-01-17T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-01-17T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Lutherstr. 9, 24114 Kiel, Germany

$couldn't be happiers (Folk-Rock \/ Americana Duo) \/\/ Prinz Willy$

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What’s in a name? For Couldn’t Be Happiers, the whole damn thing. This riot-folk/Americana duo out of Winston-Salem, NC enjoys every minute of their music-making journey, and it is contagious.
Priding themselves on unique points of view and unexpected protagonists, their songs narrate fantastical worlds, untold histories, and vanishing folklore. But buried in each verse and chorus is their own underlying tale of two lawyers who, after failed marriages, found each other and are celebrating their second chance at music, love, and happiness.
In a sea of holidays songs, this is a rare one: catchy, memorable, and focused on New Year’s Eve.
Melissa Clarke, Americana Highways, “Song Premiere: ‘The New Year Song’” (12.11.23)
Yes, that is us in the “Visit NC” ad campaign featuring Winston-Salem, NC, which you can check out here: Waiting in Line
Couldn’t Be Happiers make music that is witty and entertaining even as the lyrics weave in serious topics to consider.
Melissa Clarke, Americana Highways, “Song Premiere: Couldn’t Be Happiers ‘Treehouse’” (10.27.21)
Every single facet about Couldn’t Be Happiers latest record release Songs For Butchie, Vol. 1 has been nothing but flawless in our eyes.
We Write About Music, “Couldn't Be Happiers craft a complex sound on Songs For Butchie” (11.09.21)
The Couldn’t Be Happiers are an Americana songwriting husband-wife duo expressing the musical ethos of their home states of Texas and North Carolina. The couple interacts with each other and the audience for an engaging, performance-driven set.
Winston Salem Journal: “Best Bets” (January 20, 2019)
Lee’s up-tempo ‘Cajun Spider-Man’ tune [is] reminiscent of the storytelling song genre the great Tom T. Hall and Roger Miller, among others, made famous...Hildebran’s ‘Mad’ is unique in its delivery allowing the depth of her vocals to shine with a Rhiannon Giddeons’ quality I haven’t heard from Hildebran until now. ‘Mad’ sounds like it should be listened to in a dim speakeasy lit only by candlelight while sipping on a Manhattan.
Lisa Snedeker, No Depression, “First Listen: Couldn’t Be Happiers release ‘His and Hers’ tracks on Spotify” (July 27, 2018)