Gretchen and The Pickpockets Tickets

Gretchen and The Pickpockets is a dynamic New England–based performer collective known for horn-driven, jazz-influenced arrangements that blend rock energy with sophisticated textures. Active in the region since 2013, the band has built a reputation for tight performances, thoughtful songcraft, and a sound that resonates with fans of both indie rock and jazz-influenced ensembles. Their work has earned recognition across New England, including multiple accolades from the Boston Music Awards and the New England Music Awards.

Led by Gretchen’s distinctive voice and storytelling, the band collaborates with notable collaborators and producers from the region. Their recordings capture a live-instrument feel that translates powerfully to stage shows, with arrangements that spotlight brass and horn textures alongside guitar, bass, and percussion. This page offers a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and essential tour and show information to help you secure seats through a trusted connection.

Discography to date includes the Anachronic EP (2015, self-released) and the full-length Falling Rising (2018, Pickpocket Records). Falling Rising was recorded in Boston with producer Dan Cardinal and mastered by Emily Lazar, showcasing a horn-driven, jazz-influenced aesthetic. The band has been recognized by the Boston Music Awards as Jazz Artist of the Year and has received accolades from the New England Music Awards, including a Seacoast NH Spotlight Award for Best Rock Band in 2015. While public 2025 tour dates aren’t widely documented, Gretchen and The Pickpockets remain a compelling live act with a strong regional footprint in New England—perfect for fans seeking genuinely crafted, no-nonsense live music experiences. Stay connected through official channels for the latest show announcements and opportunities to secure seats through trusted outlets.

Official social profiles and media presence: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, official website, Apple Music, Bandcamp, and press coverage from Grateful Web, NHPR, and Sound of Boston. These links provide background, reviews, and streaming access to their catalog.