Molly Tuttle live in Stanford

Experience Molly Tuttle live on September 29th

Molly Tuttle is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for her innovative approach to bluegrass and Americana music. Her style blends traditional acoustic instrumentation – primarily guitar, banjo, and mandolin – with elements of folk, indie rock, and alternative country. She’s recognized for her intricate guitar playing, often described as flatpicking with a contemporary sensibility, and emotionally resonant songwriting that explores themes of vulnerability, resilience, and personal experience. Tuttle has received critical acclaim and multiple awards including a Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album in 2023 for *City of Gold*.

The performance will take place at Bing Concert Hall on the campus of Stanford University. Opened in January 2013, Bing Concert Hall is designed by Ennead Architects and is notable for its exceptional acoustics. The hall was conceived to provide a world-class performance space for a wide range of musical genres, prioritizing sonic clarity and intimacy. Its design features a vineyard-style seating arrangement surrounding the stage, bringing audience members closer to the performers. Constructed primarily of concrete and wood, the hall’s materials were specifically chosen to enhance sound quality. It serves as a central venue for both Stanford University ensembles and visiting artists from around the globe.