You can find Market Monkeys clients performing throughout Americanafest! Check out our official showcase details, and get their individual schedules here: Sarah Siskind, Della Mae, Kirby Brown and The McCrary Sisters.
Market Monkeys & Lost Buffalo Artists present the 4th annual Bloody Mary Party on Thursday, September 12th! It is a celebration of the East Nashville bluegrass,
English songwriter John Smith has released his new album “Hummingbird” worldwide, and is on tour now supporting Peter Mulvey in the United States.
His new music video for the title track of his album is being premiered by Billboard:
https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/8505786/british-troubadour-john-smith-hummingbird-video-premiere
Della Mae’s new release “The Butcher Shoppe EP” debuted at #1 on the Billboard Bluegrass chart, and an instrumental track composed by Kimber Ludiker debuted at #1 on the Grassicana radio chart. Featuring guest appearances from Molly Tuttle, Alison Brown, and Avril Smith, the EP celebrates fan favorites from the last touring season.
Della Mae also released a music video for “Bourbon Hound” – the first single, penned by lead singer Celia Woodsmith.
We’re thrilled to be heading to Montreal next week for the annual Folk Alliance International conference! Among our clients, John Smith, Kirby Brown, Rose Cousins and Jim Lauderdale will be showcasing at FAI, and team members Michelle, Kimber, Neil and Molly will also be there all week.
And this year, we’re teaming up with Old Farm Pony Records to present the “Monkey Pony Show”
2019 is already proving to be an exciting year for our artists, and we can’t wait to share the latest with you. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Spotify for more!
DELLA MAE
Della Mae released a video last weekend to encourage participation in the women’s marches happening across the US today (find your local march
I’ve been trying to sit down and write this one for a while… But where’s the time?
At Market Monkeys, we often get asked if we are taking on new clients. There’s no good way to answer that question. We don’t choose the moment when we first hear a song or its maker – that moment chooses us. Every artist we’ve collaborated with has arrived a different way.
