Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and guitar phenom Molly Tuttle has unveiled her newest single, “Old Me (New Wig)”, the latest preview from her genre-blurring new album, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, due out August 15th via Nonesuch Records.
Following the breakout success of lead single “That’s Gonna Leave A Mark”, which hit #1 on Americana Radio and became her first song to debut in the Top 20 at AAA, Tuttle’s latest track dives even deeper into personal growth and fearless self-reinvention. “‘Old Me (New Wig)’ started off as a breakup song,” Tuttle shared, “but it became about letting go of the versions of yourself that no longer serve you, like low self-esteem or impostor syndrome.”
The track is the latest example of Tuttle’s artistic evolution, marking a sonic shift from her bluegrass roots to a sound that blends pop, rock, folk, and country in a fresh, modern way. The album, produced by Jay Joyce (Orville Peck, Lainey Wilson), features contributions from Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show and showcases Tuttle not just as a flatpicking virtuoso, but as a fearless songwriter ready to break genre boundaries and explore deeper personal themes.
The 12-track project includes the ethereal “Golden State of Mind”, the haunting ballad “Rosalee”, and the banjo-driven “Summer of Love”. It’s her most stylistically adventurous record to date and the first to feature Tuttle not only on guitar, but also on banjo in two of the tracks. Pre-save or pre-order the album here.
Earlier this month, Tuttle was featured on CBS Saturday Morning and praised by NPR’s Ann Powers for “continuing to defy bluegrass’s rules” and creating what Holler called “an effortlessly cool blast of breezy, soft pop-tinged country-folk… the soundtrack of our Summer in 2025.”
Molly Tuttle will bring her new sound to stages across the country with a 58-date North American tour this fall and winter, hitting major festivals, iconic venues, and headlining dates coast-to-coast—including stops at Brooklyn Steel, Thalia Hall, The Fillmore, and Rhythm & Roots Festival. Click Tickets are on sale now.
Aug. 8 – Park City, UT – Canyons Village at Park City – with Lukas Nelson
Aug. 9 – Boise, ID – Knitting Factory
Aug. 10 – Alta, WY – Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival 2025
Aug. 13 – Live Stream
Aug. 14 – Lexington, KY – The Burl
Aug. 15 – State College, PA – The State Theatre
Aug. 16 – Manchester, VT – Green Mountain Bluegrass & Roots 2025
Aug. 17 – Hammondsport, NY – Point of the Bluff Vineyards
Aug. 19 – Nashville, TN – In-store performance + record signing
Aug. 21 – Winston-Salem, NC – The Ramkat & Gas Hill Drinking Room
Aug. 22 – Hiawassee, GA – Georgia Mountain Fair 2025
Aug. 23 – North Charleston, SC – Marcus King Band Family Reunion 2025
Aug. 30 – Charlestown, RI – Rhythm & Roots 2025
Aug. 31 – Virginia Beach, VA – Live! On Atlantic
Sep. 10 – Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall
Sep. 11 – Detroit, MI – Masonic Jack White Theatre
Sep. 12 – Cleveland, OH – Globe Iron
Sep. 13 – Munhall, PA – Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
Sep. 15 – Toronto, ON – The Opera House
Sep. 17 – Boston, MA – Royale
Sep. 18 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel
Sep. 19 – Ashland, KY – Healing Appalachia 2025
Sep. 20 – Camden, NJ – XPoNential Music Festival 2025
Sep. 21 – Annapolis, MD – Annapolis Baygrass Festival 2025
Sep. 23 – Hopewell, VA – The Beacon Theatre
Sep. 25 – Wilmington, NC – Greenfield Lake Amphitheater
Sep. 26 – Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
Sep. 27 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
Sep. 28 – Knoxville, TN – Tennessee Theatre
Sep. 30 – Savannah, GA – Victory North Savannah
Oct. 1 – Orlando, FL – The Plaza Live
Oct. 2 – Clearwater, FL – Bilheimer Capitol Theatre
Oct. 3–5 – Miramar Beach, FL – Moon Crush at Avett Moon 2025
Oct. 4 – Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse
Oct. 10 – St. Louis, MO – The Hawthorn
Oct. 11 – Lawrence, KS – Liberty Hall
Oct. 12 – Omaha, NE – Slowdown
Oct. 14 – Bozeman, MT – The ELM
Oct. 16 – Seattle, WA – The Showbox
Oct. 17 – Portland, OR – Roseland Theater
Oct. 18 – Medford, OR – Holly Theatre
Oct. 19 – Redding, CA – Cascade Theatre
Oct. 25 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre
Nov. 2 – Live Oak, FL – Hulaween 2025
Nov. 12 – Appleton, WI – Poplar Hall
Nov. 13 – Wausau, WI – Grand Theater
Nov. 14 – Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theatre
Nov. 15 – Stoughton, WI – Stoughton Opera House
Nov. 16 – Iowa City, IA – Englert Theatre
Nov. 18 – Bloomington, IL – The Castle Theatre
Nov. 20 – Indianapolis, IN – The Vogue
Nov. 21 – Cincinnati, OH – Memorial Hall
Nov. 22 – Columbus, OH – The Athenaeum Theatre
Nov. 23 – Roanoke, VA – Jefferson Center
Dec. 3 – Austin, TX – Antone’s
Dec. 5 – Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theatre
Dec. 6 – San Diego, CA – House of Blues San Diego
Dec. 7 – Santa Barbara, CA – Arlington Theatre
Dec. 10 – Tucson, AZ – Rialto Theatre
Dec. 11 – Los Angeles, CA – The Fonda Theatre
Dec. 12 – Fresno, CA – Tower Theatre
Dec. 13 – San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore
Jan. 2–5 – Litchfield Park, AZ – The McCoury and Douglas Family Pickin’ Party 2026
