Abbey Leach is a singer-songwriter who recently relocated from Boise, Idaho, to the Black Hills, where she’s quickly becoming a familiar face on local stages. Rooted in the tradition of American folk music, Abbey draws inspiration from icons like Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Paul Simon, blending their timeless influence with a modern lyrical edge. A storyteller at heart, her songs are deeply personal snapshots of life, love, and self-discovery. This past summer, Abbey has performed evrything from intimate solo sets to high-energy full band shows, showcasing her versatility and presence as an artist. She is currently recording her debut album, promising a collection of songs that reflect her voice—genuine, heartfelt, and unafraid to share the truth of her experiences.

Hometown: Boise, ID (now based in the Black Hills)

Primary Instrument: 2020 Epiphone Dove

Influences: Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Paul Simon

Signature Song: The Last Time I Saw St. Peter

First Performance: Guitar recital in a bar in Star, Idaho, at age 8

Biggest Musical Achievement: Growth as a songwriter over the past few years, with the best achievements still ahead.

Dream Collaboration: Singing with Joan Baez (past); opening for Stella Prince or Sierra Ferrell (present)

Favorite Lyric: “And with each season passing, the buildings are collapsing, and soon they’ll be only pastures where the cattle gaily graze.”

Fun Fact: She has a deaf dog - something she finds ironic since both she and her partner are musicians.