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Count This Penny is an Appalachian pop/folk duo formed by Amanda and Allen Rigell. Originating in Knoxville, Tennessee, the pair later settled in Madison, Wisconsin, infusing their music with Midwest storytelling, rootsy harmonies, and intimate lyrical craft. They’ve earned praise from NPR and have been featured on Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion, highlighting their thoughtful voice in contemporary folk and Americana.

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With a blend of plaintive melodies and relatable narratives, Count This Penny crafts songs that feel both timeless and personally resonant. Their live shows weave themes of memory, place, and perseverance, underpinned by strong vocal harmony and storytelling flair. They’re the kind of duo that invites listeners to lean in, hear the story, and secure their seats for the next performance.

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Discography highlights their evolution—from early rustic harmonies to more expansive projects like A Losing Match (2018) and Boundless: Vol 001 (2017). Notable singles such as Somebody Else’s Baby (2017) and the Do Not Borrow Trouble / I’ll Take a Walk (2012) mark key moments in their creative arc. The Civil War Letters project, performed with the Wisconsin Veterans Museum, connects historical storytelling with intimate songcraft. Coverage in Wisconsin media and features by Isthmus and NPR illustrate their growing profile. For fans and newcomers, Count This Penny offers a resonant, authentic listening and live experience.

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Upcoming tours bring Count This Penny to venues across the region, with performances that highlight their rich harmonies and narrative songwriting. To stay in the loop, follow their official channels and secure your seats through your trusted ticket source.

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Social links: official site with connections to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; Bandcamp pages and additional social links are available on their site. If you’re looking for dependable concert tickets, we’ve got you covered—consider us your friendly resource for Count This Penny shows.

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Quick Facts About Count This Penny

  • Appalachian pop/folk duo formed by Amanda and Allen Rigell, originally from Knoxville, Tennessee, later relocated to Madison, Wisconsin.
  • Notable public-profile moments include NPR praise and an appearance on Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion (APHC).
  • Complete studio-album discography (most recent first): A Losing Match (2018), Boundless: Vol 001 (2017), Pitchman (2012).
  • Singles include Somebody Else's Baby (2017) and the 2012 two-track Do Not Borrow Trouble / I'll Take a Walk release.
  • Civil War–inspired Civil War Letters project and performances with Wisconsin Veterans Museum, plus coverage in Wisconsin media (journalist features, Isthmus).
  • Social presence: official site with links to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; Bandcamp pages and social links available on their site.

The records

Count This Penny Discography

  • A Losing Match
    2018 · Self-released
  • Boundless: Vol 001
    2017 · Self-released
  • Pitchman
    2012 · Self-released

The hits

Top Count This Penny Songs

  • Somebody Else's Baby
    2017 · Did not chart
  • Do Not Borrow Trouble / I'll Take a Walk
    2012 · Did not chart

Discography highlights their evolution—from early rustic harmonies to more expansive projects like A Losing Match (2018) and Boundless: Vol 001 (2017). Notable singles such as Somebody Else’s Baby (2017) and the Do Not Borrow Trouble / I’ll Take a Walk (2012) mark key moments in their creative arc. The Civil War Letters project, performed with the Wisconsin Veterans Museum, connects historical storytelling with intimate songcraft. Coverage in Wisconsin media and features by Isthmus and NPR illustrate their growing profile. For fans and newcomers, Count This Penny offers a resonant, authentic listening and live experience.

Upcoming tours bring Count This Penny to venues across the region, with performances that highlight their rich harmonies and narrative songwriting. To stay in the loop, follow their official channels and secure your seats through your trusted ticket source.

Social links: official site with connections to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; Bandcamp pages and additional social links are available on their site. If you’re looking for dependable concert tickets, we’ve got you covered—consider us your friendly resource for Count This Penny shows.

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