Molly Tuttle live in Phoenix

Experience Molly Tuttle live on January 2nd

Molly Tuttle is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist primarily known for her innovative approach to bluegrass and Americana music. Her style blends traditional acoustic instrumentation – particularly guitar – with elements of folk, progressive acoustic, and indie rock, often featuring intricate flatpicking and emotionally resonant songwriting. She gained prominence after winning the International Bluegrass Guitar Association’s Winfield National Guitar Championship in 2014, becoming the first woman to achieve this honor. Tuttle has released several critically acclaimed albums, including “When You Pass Me By” and “Crooked Tree,” showcasing her evolving musical voice.

The Wigwam Resort in Phoenix, Arizona, holds a significant place in the city’s history and architectural landscape. Originally opened in 1929, it was designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright alongside his son Lloyd Wright, though Frank Lloyd Wright’s direct involvement was limited. The resort is notable for its distinctive desert modern aesthetic and its collection of uniquely shaped adobe bungalows. Throughout its history, the Wigwam has been a popular destination for celebrities and winter visitors attracted to Arizona’s climate. It underwent significant renovations in recent years while maintaining its historic character and continues to operate as a hotel and event venue.