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Marah Tour Dates & Tickets

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Marah is a dynamic performer known for high-energy live shows that fuse rock and roll with roots and folk textures. Formed in 1993 by brothers David Bielanko and Serge Bielanko in Philadelphia and Brooklyn, the band draws on a Philly-rooted sound and memorable, anthemic melodies. Their music often features traditional textures and banjo, reflecting their Mummers and Philadelphia heritage. For fans and newcomers, we’ve got you covered with background, essential tracks, and the latest tour updates.

The live experience

What reaches the room

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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Marah’s influence extends beyond the stage. Bruce Springsteen contributed vocals and guitar to the title track on Float Away With the Friday Night Gods (2002), underscoring the band’s reach within the American rock tradition. Entertainment Weekly highlighted If You Didn’t Laugh, You’d Cry (2005) as a standout record, a testament to the band’s storytelling and energetic approach. The discography spans 1998–2014, with late-era releases like Life Is a Problem (2010) and Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania (2014). The last documented live activity includes 2015 reunion shows in Philadelphia and Vienna, VA. For fans in 2025, there’s no confirmed U.S. tour announced yet, but new opportunities can emerge—so stay connected via official updates.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Official site: marahland-usa.com. Social profiles: Facebook | Twitter.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Marah

Formed in 1993 by David Bielanko and Serge Bielanko in Philadelphia/Brooklyn; known for energetic live performances and a Philly-rooted sound.
Musical style blends rock and roll with roots/folk influences; prominent use of banjo and other traditional textures tied to their Mummers/Philadelphia heritage.
Bruce Springsteen contributed vocals/guitar to the title track on Float Away With the Friday Night Gods (2002).
Stephen King named If You Didn't Laugh, You’d Cry the best record of 2005 (Entertainment Weekly mention highlighted in coverage).
Discography (studio albums, most recent first) spans 1998–2014, with Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania (2014) and Life Is a Problem (2010) among the later entries.
Last documented live activity: 2015 reunion shows (Underground Arts, Philadelphia; Jammin’ Java, Vienna, VA) for anniversary events; no confirmed 2025 U.S. tour announced.

The records

Marah Discography

Marah Presents Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania
2014 · Valley Farm Songs
Life Is a Problem
2010 · Valley Farm Songs
Angels of Destruction!
2008 · Yep Roc
A Christmas Kind of Town
2005 · Yep Roc
If You Didn't Laugh, You'd Cry
2005 · Yep Roc
Float Away Deconstructed
2005 · PHIdelity Records
20,000 Streets Under the Sky
2004 · Yep Roc
Float Away with the Friday Night Gods
2002 · Artemis Records (E-Squared)
Kids in Philly
2000 · E-Squared/Artemis
Let's Cut the Crap & Hook Up Later on Tonight
1998 · Black Dog

The hits

Top Marah Songs

Point Breeze [Maxi Single]
2000 · Did not chart

Marah’s influence extends beyond the stage. Bruce Springsteen contributed vocals and guitar to the title track on Float Away With the Friday Night Gods (2002), underscoring the band’s reach within the American rock tradition. Entertainment Weekly highlighted If You Didn’t Laugh, You’d Cry (2005) as a standout record, a testament to the band’s storytelling and energetic approach. The discography spans 1998–2014, with late-era releases like Life Is a Problem (2010) and Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania (2014). The last documented live activity includes 2015 reunion shows in Philadelphia and Vienna, VA. For fans in 2025, there’s no confirmed U.S. tour announced yet, but new opportunities can emerge—so stay connected via official updates.