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Una Walkenhorst is a non-binary songwriter and performer originally from Kansas City, Missouri, now based in Denver, Colorado. Known for her intimate, song-centered approach, Una writes and performs all of her material in a traditional singer-songwriter vein, blending folk, Americana, and indie folk textures. Her work has earned recognition from NPR and radio across Kansas City, including a notable Tiny Desk Contest connection that highlighted her storytelling and musical craft.

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With a career spanning from a 2014 debut to collaborative and solo releases, Una’s music centers on personal narrative, striking melodies, and a clear voice. She continues to build a dedicated following through live performances, recordings, and community-driven projects.

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Explore Una Walkenhorst’s discography, featuring the albums For Tomorrow (2018) and Scars (2014), along with the EP Woman of the Year (2020). Her recent singles, such as Whip-Poor-Will (featuring Brent Windler) and People in the Paper (both released in 2019), showcase her evolution as a contemporary folk artist. While 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly announced on official channels as of March 2026, fans can stay connected through Bandcamp, Patreon, and her social feeds for updates. Secure your seats for future shows through your trusted source, and follow her journey into heartfelt, authentic songwriting.

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Quick Facts About Una Walkenhorst

  • Origin and identity: Una Walkenhorst is a non-binary artist from Kansas City, Missouri, now based in Denver, Colorado.
  • Biography & career milestones: solo career spanning a 2014 debut album Scars, a 2018 duo album For Tomorrow with her father Bob Walkenhorst, and a 2020 EP Woman of the Year; notable early achievements include a Tiny Desk Contest entry and NPR recognition in Kansas City.
  • Genre and style: described with folk, Americana, and indie folk elements; all songs written and sung by Una, with a singer-songwriter tradition at the core.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): For Tomorrow (2018, BAT Records), SCARS (2014, BAT Records).
  • Major awards/achievements: 2018 Song of the Year (90.9 The Bridge, Kansas City) for ‘For Tomorrow’; 2020 Best New Album (Pitch Magazine) for the EP Woman of the Year; NPR Best of Kansas City appearance tied to Tiny Desk Contest entries.
  • Top singles/hits (most recent first): Whip-Poor-Will (feat. Brent Windler) — 2019; People in the Paper — 2019 (both released as singles). No major Billboard chart positions publicly recorded for these tracks.

The records

Una Walkenhorst Discography

  • For Tomorrow
    2018 · BAT Records
  • SCARS
    2014 · BAT Records (reissue)

The hits

Top Una Walkenhorst Songs

  • Whip-Poor-Will (feat. Brent Windler)
    2019 · Did not chart
  • People in the Paper
    2019 · Did not chart

Explore Una Walkenhorst’s discography, featuring the albums For Tomorrow (2018) and Scars (2014), along with the EP Woman of the Year (2020). Her recent singles, such as Whip-Poor-Will (featuring Brent Windler) and People in the Paper (both released in 2019), showcase her evolution as a contemporary folk artist. While 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly announced on official channels as of March 2026, fans can stay connected through Bandcamp, Patreon, and her social feeds for updates. Secure your seats for future shows through your trusted source, and follow her journey into heartfelt, authentic songwriting.

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