Mouths of Babes w/ Michelle Malone duo 7pm

“World Brand New, the new album from Mouths of Babes, is a ridiculously infectious collection of Americana about navigating turbulent times and forging renewal. An outstanding album that flies the flag for compassion, understanding and change.” — Folk Radio UK

“A seamless blending of Ingrid's Americana-oriented style with Ty's pop-influenced sound, Mouths of Babes might be the most compelling queer duo since the Indigo Girls.” — Bay Area Reporter


Mouths of Babes is an award-winning folk-Americana duo known for smart songwriting, tight vocal harmonies, and a rare, intimate connection with their audience. Their band motto, “All the feelings, all the time” is no joke; at shows, fans snort with laughter, cry into their date’s shoulder, and make confessions at the merch table. Fronted by veteran performers Ty Greenstein and Ingrid Elizabeth, the duo delivers the kind of emotionally rich lyricism and disarming humor that keeps audiences leaning forward in their seats from first note to encore.

Michelle Malone is a fierce, genre-blending singer songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia whose music spans roots rock, blues, and folk. "Malone has the soul of a blues man, the heart of a folk singer, and the guts of a rock and roll star wrapped up in one fiery bad ass" (NASHVILLE RAGE) With a career built on independence and artistic conviction, Malone is known for her emotionally direct writing, powerful vocals, and songs that balance grit with vulnerability. She’s also known for her decades- long tours as a satellite Indigo Girl. Her work often explores strength, survival, and self-determination—delivered with melodic confidence and an unmistakable point of view. Equally comfortable with raw acoustic moments or full-band intensity, Malone’s songs carry both weight and momentum. On stage, Michelle Malone brings a commanding yet grounded presence, drawing listeners in with honesty and lived experience. Her music reflects a lifelong commitment to craft and truth—songs shaped by resilience, intention, and a refusal to soften the edges.

“Malone's music burns with unbridled passion of her voice and guitar, further infused with the best characteristics of southern rock - boogie, soul, and a truckload of guitar-driven swagger.” (TWANGVILLE)