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Ginny Mules is a Denver/Boulder-area bluesgrass outfit blending Appalachian roots with a bluesy edge. Formed around guitarist and vocalist Liz Forster and banjoist/slide guitarist Keenan Copple, the group later welcomed violinist Rebekah Durham in 2016. The band is known for tight vocal harmonies, earthy instrumentation, and a high-energy live presence that pulls from bluegrass traditions while pushing toward blues and roots-inflected modern sounds. Their music has been described as bluesgrass—an energized fusion perfect for listeners seeking authenticity, storytelling, and dynamic instrumental interplay.

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With a foundation laid in the mid-2010s, Ginny Mules released a self-titled debut in December 2016, followed by Climate & Change (2017) and Rise & Fall (2018), the latter highlighted in a TEDxBoulder profile. The band has shared stages and festival appearances in Colorado and beyond, including ARISE/Fort Collins, Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, and a NYC appearance at Rockwood Music Hall, reflecting a growing footprint in the Americana scene.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Here, you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information—designed to help you secure your seats, follow the band’s journey, and catch Ginny Mules live wherever they perform next.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Ginny Mules’ sound rests on a tight trio dynamic with strong vocal harmonies and instrumental interplay among guitar, banjo, and violin. Their catalog features notable tracks such as Corn Liquor Instead from the 2016 self-titled album and Stranger Now, listed as a 2017 Ginny Mules track. For fans and newcomers alike, the project offers a fresh take on bluesgrass—rooted in Appalachian tradition while embracing blues riffs and contemporary storytelling. Follow the band for updates, show announcements, and behind-the-scenes glimpses across their official channels and local press coverage from outlets like 303 Magazine and regional music blogs.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Social links and official sites provide direct access to tours, music, and news. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward, no-fuss ticket experience—secure your seats, check tour dates, and support Ginny Mules on their next run of shows.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Ginny Mules

  • Origin and sound: Denver/Boulder-area bluegrass/blues outfit described as bluesgrass—Appalachian-infused, with tight vocal harmonies and a bluesy edge.
  • Debut and lineup: Self-titled Ginny Mules album released December 2016; early formation by Liz Forster (guitar/vocals) and Keenan Copple (banjo/slide), later joined by Rebekah Durham (violin) in 2016.
  • Discography highlights: 2016 Ginny Mules (self-titled); 2017 Climate & Change; 2018 Rise & Fall (per TEDxBoulder profile).
  • Known live appearances: 2017–2018 shows including ARISE/Fort Collins area and Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, plus a New York City date at Rockwood Music Hall (as listed in concert archives).
  • Singles/tracks: 'Corn Liquor Instead' (2016) appears on the Ginny Mules album; 'Stranger Now' is listed as a 2017 Ginny Mules track (per Colorado Playlist).
  • Social presence: social media activity noted via ReverbNation; band has been covered in regional press (303 Magazine).

The records

Ginny Mules Discography

  • Rise & Fall
    2018 · Unknown
  • Climate & Change
    2017 · Unknown
  • Ginny Mules
    2016 · Ginny Mules

The hits

Top Ginny Mules Songs

  • Stranger Now
    2017 · Did not chart
  • Corn Liquor Instead
    2016 · Did not chart

Ginny Mules’ sound rests on a tight trio dynamic with strong vocal harmonies and instrumental interplay among guitar, banjo, and violin. Their catalog features notable tracks such as Corn Liquor Instead from the 2016 self-titled album and Stranger Now, listed as a 2017 Ginny Mules track. For fans and newcomers alike, the project offers a fresh take on bluesgrass—rooted in Appalachian tradition while embracing blues riffs and contemporary storytelling. Follow the band for updates, show announcements, and behind-the-scenes glimpses across their official channels and local press coverage from outlets like 303 Magazine and regional music blogs.

Social links and official sites provide direct access to tours, music, and news. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward, no-fuss ticket experience—secure your seats, check tour dates, and support Ginny Mules on their next run of shows.

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