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Live Shows:

Fri March 15 4th Ave Food Park Gainesville, FL 5p

Wed March 20 The Walrus Jacksonville, FL 8p *w/ Jessica Hope & Elyse Berlin 

Thurs March 21 Blue Jay Listening Room Jacksonville Beach, FL 7p *w/ Tori Nance,  Jenni Reid Tickets: 

Fri March 22 Toasted Barrel Savannah, GA 7p

Sat March 30 Crane Creek Vineyards Young Harris, GA 1p

Wed April 10 The Old Jail Statesville, NC 7p (full band)

Fri April 12 John C. Campbell Folk School Brasstown, NC 7p (full band)

Sat April 13 Pine Lake Lounge Pine Lake, GA 7:30p

Sun April 14 Gamble Rogers Folk Festival Elkton, FL 3p Tickets

Wed April 24 The Golden Pony Harrisonburg, VA 7p

Fri April 26 Our Town Lancaster, PA 7p

Sun April 28 House Concert Shelburne Falls, MA 6p *email tinaandherpony@gmail.com for details

Tues April 30 Tuesday Market Northampton, MA 2p

Wed May 1 Midway Cafe Boston, MA 7p

Thurs May 2 Rockwood Music Hall Boston, MA 6:30p *w/ Ferdinand the Bull  Tickets

Sun May 5 Myrtle Providence, RI 7p

Tues May 7 Coffee Mob Brooklyn, NY 7p

Wed May 8 Spot on Kirk Roanoke, VA 7p w/ Ash Devine Tickets 

Sat May 18 Little River Fretwell Spartanburg, SC 6p

Sat May 25 The Purple Onion Saluda, NC 8p (full band)

Sun June 2 Rare Bird Farm Hot Springs, NC 2p (full band) w/ Alice Bradley Tickets

“Tina & Her Pony deliver a gentle folk music that inexorably swells into a powerful wave. The songs themselves carry a gentle wisdom that invigorates the listener.  Tina & Her Pony truly commit to a kind of chamber folk that feels as timeless as it does timely.”  –Rachel Cholst, NO DEPRESSION

“Love the album- it has a delightful rootsy elegance” -Don Richmond, Howlin’ Dog Records

“Beautiful! Dreamy folk pop.”   -Amanda Anne Platt, songwriter

“Asheville queer folk institution Tina & Her Pony is back in the saddle with the release of Marigolds.”   -Rachel Cholst, The Boot.com

Indie Appalachian Folk Band Tina and Her Pony began in Asheville, North Carolina, USA in 2010.  Shortly thereafter, the band spent two years holed up in the high desert mountain town of Taos, New Mexico, becoming one of the iconic artist colony’s most beloved performing acts.  Tina’s fresh full length release “Marigolds” (2023), is an album about the cyclical nature of change, and of death and rebirth as initiation.  It builds on a sturdy foundation, honed on their previous releases Champion (Echo Mountain Recording Studio 2017) and an eponymous debut (2012).  Tina & Her Pony’s signature sound has been refined over time with extensive touring spanning the United States, Canada, Europe, the UK and even Central America. In addition to familiar sweet vocal harmonies and smooth, thoughtfully crafted instrumentation on cello, tenor banjo, acoustic guitar and pedal steel, Marigolds dabbles in new directions, adding a hint of pop and soul, with the sounds of electric bass, jazz organ and synth.  Though originally founded as a duo by Tina Collins and Quetzal Jordan, these days the band is centered solely around the songwriting of front woman Tina Collins, a classically trained musician who first toured with her band Over Under Yonder, a five piece that played songs from Collins’ debut album Journey Onward (2009).  Collins composed the songs that appear on Journey Onward as she thru-hiked from Maine to Georgia on the Appalachian Trail.  When Over Under Yonder finished touring in 2010, the band reformed as Tina and Her Pony.  Collins’ songwriting incorporates complexities in harmony and arrangement that queer the American folk tradition.  Their unique sound draws inspiration from artists such as Gillian Welch, Sarah Jarosz and Watchhouse.

All inquiries: tina@tinaandherpony.com
Photo: Lady in the Mirror Photography