Hello and thanks for stopping by! If you are looking for information regarding the movement to un-shoe horses, then you have come to the wrong place! But if you are looking for some good music, well, I think we can help you out, if I do say so myself. And if you did come seeking horse related conversation, thanks for stumbling onto our page, and please do have a look around!

            We are The Barefoot Movement, an all acoustic, Americana band drawing from Bluegrass, Folk, Rock, Celtic, and various other styles that we have come across in our musical journeys. We are all currently college students, working towards our golden back up plan, should playing for tips and dinner loose its appeal.

            My name is Noah, and I play fiddle and sing for the band. This summer we have been playing as many places as would open their doors for us. We've been all the way to Erie, PA, and even made a stop in the Big Apple. Mini-touring in our mini-van has given us invaluable experience and memories, and we all can say that we grew musically and as people during the past few months. With but a few shows left in the summer, we are settling down for a long year devoted to academics.

            Though we'll be taking a break from performing, except for the occasional show here and there, we will still be busy recording our first full length album. (Details to come later!!) We're also working on a few other things, like getting this website a little more interactive, maybe perhaps adding a guest-book, getting our mailing list up and running, and getting better photos, videos, and other such media. Anyways, next summer we plan to play just as hard and much more than we did this summer. We will, (who am I kidding? I mean, I will) continue to update the site as news comes along. If you feel inclined to stay tuned, please do. We really appreciate the support.

            Speaking of which, I'd like to take a moment to say, on behalf of myself and the rest of the barefoot gang, thank you, thank you, thank you to all the people who have come to see us this summer. To all those who have bought CDs and stickers. To all the venues who gave us the opportunity to share our music. To the folks who gave us a place to stay when we were on the road. To the folks who put gas in our car (Mom and Dad... the honorary barefooters.) And anyone else who has been there in any way. We've been really lucky so far, and we can only be grateful and hope that the same luck follows us next year. We hope the same for you too!