Discography highlights include the self-released albums Holy Mama (2020) and Glamor & Grit(s) (2024), both available on Dirty Mae’s Bandcamp. The project has drawn notable moments, from being handpicked by Adam Duritz of Counting Crows for his Underwater Sunshine festival to founding the all-female benefit Big Red Fest in 2019. A recent single, Glory Box—a Portishead cover released in 2025—appears on Glamor & Grit(s) and showcases Dirty Mae’s smoky, narrative-driven approach. Top singles like Big Red (2019) and Glory Box (2025) capture the band’s bluesy folk essence, though they’re not tied to major-chart positions. For fans in search of live music with heart and grit, Dirty Mae’s tours offer intimate, story-forward performances in diverse venues.
Upcoming tour dates in 2025 include August 15 at Gallery Stage in Cumberland, MD and October 25 at Beer Naked Brewery in Marlboro, VT. For the latest show announcements, check Bandsintown and official social channels. Secure your seats early—Dirty Mae’s dynamic live shows tend to sell out as energy and storytelling collide on stage.
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