We were invited to be a part of Takamine's 2021 showcase, where we had the chance to share what an important role Takamine Guitars have played throughout our career. You can check out the interview here.

We have a new album on the way. It's called Under The Leaves and it's moving, and fun, and deep... everything you could want from a Ryanhood record. It will be available on CD and vinyl. We've also crafted a…

We're playing a Fireside Concert Livestream on Dec 20th. It'll be a chance for some comfort and communion with one another. A nice way to end the year together and ring in the new one. 

It starts at 5pm PST…

Our mandolin and ukulele version of The Allman Brother's classic instrumental Jessica has now been watched and shared by more than half-a-million people on Facebook! Who knew such tiny instruments could wield such power?

Check it out on Facebook…

Ukulele Magazine recently named our mandolin and ukulele duet of Jessica the "Feel-Good Video Du Jour"! Check out the article and video here.

Heads up! ;-)

We've got a brand new hat design now available at the Ryanhood online store (or at our merchandise table at a show). We hope you'll wear it with pride!

Our version of The Beatles' song And Your Bird Can Sing is available today for streaming on Spotify! Click here and listen lots of times (preferably millions) and spread the word! And if you'd like to download the song, become…

People often ask us "what's the best way to support you guys?"  
We haven't always had a best answer, but we do now...  please join us on Patreon. It's a platform where you can become a Ryanhood patron, helping…

Those of you tuning in to NPR this past holiday weekend may have heard our song What Is Christmas on the popular radio show This American Life. If you m missed it, you can listen to the episode here (our…

Storytelling has become a major part of Ryanhood shows in the past few years, and we frequently get asked for recordings and videos of those storytelling moments from our live shows. But we haven’t had anything solid to point…

Check out Beachcomber Magazine's recent article, in which Cameron gets to muse about the record that most changed his life. Read it here.