Molly Tuttle live in San Francisco

Experience Molly Tuttle live on October 1st

Molly Tuttle is a contemporary American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist primarily known for her innovative approach to bluegrass and acoustic music. Her style blends traditional bluegrass instrumentation – particularly her distinctive flatpicking guitar – with elements of folk, Americana, and indie rock. She has received critical acclaim for albums like “When You Pass By” and “Crooked Tree,” earning multiple Grammy nominations and awards.

The Masonic in San Francisco is a historic performance venue located in the Nob Hill neighborhood. Originally built in 1902 as a home for Freemasons, the building served various purposes before being renovated and reopened as a concert hall in 2014. The venue retains many of its original architectural features, including ornate detailing and a grand ballroom aesthetic. It's known for its excellent acoustics and intimate atmosphere despite its relatively large capacity of approximately 3,000 attendees. The Masonic has hosted performances by a diverse range of artists spanning genres like rock, pop, electronic, and folk music, becoming a significant part of San Francisco’s live music scene. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.