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Alela Diane brings folk act to the Modern
Mariee Sioux Sobonya/Rough Trade
Mariee Sioux Sobonya/Rough Trade
Alela Diane
Carried along by the rising tide of hip, young folk acts (see: Fleet Foxes, Blitzen Trapper), Portland, Ore.-based singer/songwriter Alela Diane fashions organic, genuine tunes that have resonated with fans and critics. Diane released her sophomore album, To Be Still, this year; once her current tour is finished, she’ll start work on her third record. Diane is joined in Fort Worth by equally talented tunesmiths Marissa Nadler and North Texas-bred Bosque Brown.
7 p.m. Wednesday. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. $10. 888-512-SHOW; spune. frontgatetickets.com
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