Two Ways Home are a folky alt-country band with a country twist, formed by the songwriters Isabella Folkner and Lewis Folkner. They met in London, where they are now based, but they have roots in Vienna, Austria and Gloucestershire, UK. They have been making music together since 2014, and they have released six EPs, a debut album, and several singles. They are known for their soaring harmonies, catchy melodies, and rocky guitars.
They have performed at various venues and festivals across the UK, Europe, and America, sharing stages with artists like Russell Dickerson, Sarah Darling, and Charlie Worsham. They have also received radio play and positive reviews from critics and fans alike. Some of their most popular songs are "Signals in the Smoke", "Just For Now", "Better Days", and "Closest Stranger". They are influenced by artists like Lady A, The Lumineers, Fleetwood Mac, Dolly Parton, and The Eagles.
They have also been active in the country scene in London, hosting their own regular songwriters event called "The Round Up", which has attracted high-profile names from Nashville as well as homegrown talent. They have also written songs for and with other artists, such as Liz McClarnon, Twinnie, and Kenny Foster.
Two Ways Home are a talented and dynamic band that can deliver a variety of music genres with their own unique style.
Inside the Journey of Two Ways Home - our exclusive interview filmed at Country on the Coast 2025.
