Ira Wolf Nashville, Tennessee
Since she began touring in 2014, Ira Wolf has performed on stages across six continents while living in her beloved camper
van.
After stepping away from music for a few years to prioritize her mental health, Ira released her fourth studio album Rock Bottom in 2023 and continues to tour across the U.S. and internationally.
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