Molly Tuttle Introduces New All-Female Band After Four Years with Golden Highway

Molly Tuttle is turning a new leaf. After four years fronting Golden Highway, the bandleader introduced her new touring ensemble, an all-female quintet. Tuttle shared news of the shakeup via social media, citing the change as a “new chapter,” and clarifying that she still intends to perform with the Golden Highway band during the 53rd annual RockyGrass Festival on July 25-27, in Lyons, Colo. 

Addressing the lineup, Tuttle wrote online: “Excited for a new chapter… Can’t wait to get out on the road this summer with an all new incredible band. We have been in rehearsals all week and I can promise you won’t want to miss this! Also pleased to announce a special show in NYC at @mercuryloungeny on June 24th – very limited tickets available so be sure to grab them when they go on sale this Friday!”

“Wishing my Golden Highway bandmates all the success in each of their exciting new adventures. You can catch us for one more encore performance this year when we reunite to headline Rockygrass,” she concluded. 

According to the bandleader, her new all-girl instrumental support system will include Ellen Angelico, Mary “Mair” Mulroney, Megan Jane, and Vanessa McGowan. This shift ends a four-year stint with Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, Shelby Means, Dominick Leslie, and Kyle Tuttle. In addition to touring commitments, the players above contributed to City of Gold (2023), Crooked Teeth (2022), and EPs. 
See Tuttle’s official post below, and for the latest updates, visit www.mollytuttlemusic.com.