Greg Freeman Releases Music Video for “Gulch”

Vermont-based musician Greg Freeman has recently released a new video for his track “Gulch,” featured on his popular album Burnover. The video creatively combines actual footage from the Cerrillos Burro race in New Mexico, known for its chaotic and unpredictable nature. This visual presentation perfectly complements Freeman’s unique sound, which melds pedal steel echoes, indie vibes, and country-rock elements.

Meanwhile, Freeman’s music career has been flourishing, with highlights like touring Europe, opening for Grandaddy, and joining Hamilton Leithauser on stage. Following that success, he is now gearing up for his headlining U.S. tour in early 2026, after a December run on the West Coast. Burnover has been widely praised for its ability to transform sorrow and inner struggles into powerful, authentic music—a cathartic indie-country fusion that resonates deeply.

Fans can get a taste of Freeman’s music by watching the “Gulch” video and listening to his album Burnover, and are encouraged to catch him live when he visits their city. Greg Freeman’s performances are known for being energetic, raw, and emotionally resonant experiences that showcase his talent and passion for music.

For those interested in attending one of Freeman’s upcoming shows, he will be on the West Coast from December 1st to December 16th, with dates in cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, and Nashville. Additionally, his U.S. tour in early 2026 includes stops in Montreal, Toronto, New York, Boston, and his home state of Vermont. These shows promise to be unforgettable evenings filled with Freeman’s eclectic sound and impassioned performances.