This past Saturday, April 9, the Saturday Morning program on CBS television, featured a live performance from Molly Tuttle and her crack bluegrass band, Golden Highway. Well... almost live. They had pre-recorded the segment earlier in the week, but they did
Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway at the Station Inn (3/28/22) - photo by Wayne Slaven Monday night's album release show at the Station Inn for Molly Tuttle's new Crooked Tree is one that gave me hope for a revitalized industry that
Molly Tuttle could be considered a wunderkind. With four critically acclaimed solo releases in nearly as many years, she's risen to the highest pantheons of gifted young guitarists, and excelled in such a way as to assure her own superstardom.
Nonesuch Records has released a new single from their upcoming album with Molly Tuttle, the title track, Crooked Tree. Bluegrass lovers are excited about the music from this new project, as it marks the celebrated guitarist and singer's return to bluegrass following
Those of us who have been long time fans of guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, Molly Tuttle, always knew that she would get back to playing the bluegrass music she grew up on at some point, after diverting into a successful
Molly Tuttle at the Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, MI (August 29, 2021) - photo © Bryan Bolea Bryan Bolea was on hand with his camera last week when Molly Tuttle and Old Crow Medicine Show performed at Meijer Gardens in
Preston Thompson Guitars in Oregon has introduced their newest model, a limited edition signature guitar designed in cooperation with Molly Tuttle. Molly began her music career as a bluegrass artist, starting as a young girl performing with her family in northern
Molly Tuttle, Jim Hurst, Louisa Branscomb, Sierra Hull, Ben Surratt, and Missy Raines The new Louisa Branscomb music video, Gonna Love Anyway, plays the tune of the times through a musical trail of troubles and triumph. The title song of her
“All the years building up to the last EP, I was really dreaming of having a solo project. So when I got to Nashville I made it my goal to make my own music. The EP did much better than
Sierra Hull and Molly Tuttle grace the cover of the Fall 2018 edition of Berklee Today, the alumni magazine of the Berklee College of Music. Both of these bluegrass whiz kids studied at Berklee up in Boston, though they graduated three
