An Evening with Molly Tuttle

UPDATE: July 27, 2026

After closely monitoring updates from state and local fire officials, we have decided to move forward with the Molly Tuttle concert as scheduled for Wednesday, July 29.

Our hearts remain with everyone affected by the Akawa Butte Fire, and we are deeply grateful to the firefighters, first responders, and emergency personnel working tirelessly to protect our communities.

Based on the latest information, conditions continue to improve, fire activity is moving in a positive direction, and air quality is forecast to be good during the event. The health and safety of our artists, crew, staff, volunteers, and audience remain our highest priority, and we will continue monitoring conditions through show time. If circumstances change, we will communicate any updates to ticketholders immediately.

We're grateful for the opportunity to gather together for an evening of music that supports our community, our local businesses, and one another during a challenging time.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to welcoming you to Sisters on Wednesday!

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Molly Tuttle is a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and virtuosic guitarist whose innovative blend of bluegrass, Americana, pop, and rock has made her one of the most dynamic artists in modern roots music. In 2025, she released her boldest statement yet, the critically acclaimed So Long Little Miss Sunshine, nominated for two GRAMMY® Awards — Best Americana Album and Best Americana Performance for the lead single “That’s Gonna Leave A Mark.” Recorded in Nashville with producer Mike Joyce (Orville Peck, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson), the album marks Tuttle’s fifth full-length release and her most ambitious reinvention to date: a vibrant, deeply personal body of work rooted in self-acceptance and transformation.

A highly decorated artist, Tuttle has been nominated for 5 GRAMMY Awards (including in the Best New Artist category) and earned back-to-back GRAMMY wins for Best Bluegrass Album with her band Golden Highway - Crooked Tree (2022) and City of Gold (2023) - becoming the first artist in the category’s history to do so. She is also the first woman to receive the IBMA Guitar Player of the Year award, alongside multiple additional IBMA and Americana Music Awards.

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A variety of beer, cider, and wine will be sold, along with non-alcoholic drink offerings at the concert.

There will be multiple food vendors at the concert, with options available for dietary restrictions.

You MAY bring in:
• Low "festival-style" chairs (those who are unable to use low chairs may bring standard folding chairs and set them up along the sides and at the back of the venue to preserve sightlines).
• Empty water bottles which can be filled at the free filtered water filling station.
• Steely or Silipint pint cup to use at the bar (MUST be 16 oz., branded with a past SFFP event, and not made of glass or ceramic).

You MAY NOT bring in:
• Outside food and beverages
• Pets (service animals are permitted)
• Weapons
• Cigarettes, pipes or vaping devices; this is a non-smoking venue

Patrons may come and go from the venue with a hand stamp.