Graham Wilkinson was born in 1980 in the small East Texas town of Denison to a Methodist minister father. He spent his early years moving from one small town to the next and picked up the guitar at age 16.

Wile volunteering in Micronesian island of Pohnpel, Graham's brother Aaron passed away. Aaron was a rising musician in New York City; the Strokes second album "Room on Fire" was dedicated to his memory.

At a crossroads, Graham moved back to the U.S. and immediately moved to Austin to make "his music." He started an artist collective called the Underground Township, and it's with them that he's found his sound. The Underground Township helped shape the sound of Wilkinson's most recent album--"Yearbook".

From ska to folk, honky-tonk to rock, lyrics tackle such lofty and often neglected topics as social responsibility and justice, political corruption and greed while consoling the audience with pithy love songs and pure ‘feel good’ rhythms and melodies.


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Acoustic folk rock