Guitarist, songwriter and singer Molly Tuttle has become one of bluegrass music’s most respected artists, building her reputation over the years through performances with family band The Tuttles With ...

The Grammy-winning artist will be joining the band for two stops of the tour.

Cosmic Twang Guitars on Fire” is rescheduled for Saturday, April 4, at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts. The change comes after ...

After playing Neil Young's "Helpless" live for years, Molly Tuttle has released her version of the song for charity. The cover, which readers can hear above, features ...

Palo Alto-raised musician Molly Tuttle, with her band Golden Highway, took home their second consecutive Grammy win for Best Bluegrass Album at a ceremony held Feb. 4. Courtesy Molly Tuttle. Molly ...

Molly Tuttle won Grammy Awards for her past two albums, but she’s far from complacent. The progressive bluegrass guitarist is ready to prove it with a new six-song EP, “Into the Wild,” due Sept. 20 on ...

Molly Tuttle wants to challenge listeners' perceptions of her with her new album. The forthcoming ... But I'd Rather Be With You is a covers project featuring songs by the Rolling Stones, FKA Twigs, ...

The roots-music comet has made Nashville her home after a brief stint in Boston at Berklee College of Music. But she sometimes feels like she’s “standing on the moon” when she’s missing her family ...

Molly Tuttle showcases some of her bluegrass chops in a new performance video for “Crooked Tree,” the title track of the singer-guitarist’s new album. Set for release April 1, the project will mark ...

Americana-bluegrass sensation Molly Tuttle, alongside her band Golden Highway, has done it again. Together, the act has brought back their agile playing and elegant songcraft while also managing to ...

Molly Tuttle had a very specific goal in mind for her latest album. The musician appeared on the latest episode of American Songwriter’s Off The Record podcast and shared what she hoped to deliver to ...

It’s the day before New Year’s Eve in Nashville, and Molly Tuttle is in a dressing room at the Ryman Auditorium, getting ready to open Old Crow Medicine Show’s annual year-end concerts later that ...