A portrait-style photograph shows Molly Tuttle, seated in a field of dry, yellow-brown grass. She is holding an acoustic guitar and looking directly at the camera with a gentle smile. She has chin-length brown hair with bangs and is wearing a colorful, hand-knitted or crocheted sweater with a variety of horizontal stripes and geometric patterns in shades of brown, red, orange, white, and blue. The sweater has a fluffy, dark brown trim around the neck and cuffs. — Molly Tuttle, who plays Bilheimer Capitol Theatre in Clearwater, Florida on Oct. 2, 2025. Credit: Samantha Muljat

Take the journey, because Molly Tuttle is set to finally make her downtown Clearwater debut next week.

The 32-year-old singer-songwriter’s band of three years, Golden Highway parted ways earlier this year, and she’ll be touring with a brand-new, currently nameless, four-piece repertoire. Tuttle’s banger of a new album So Long Little Miss Sunshine—her first without Golden Highway since 2020’s …But I’d Rather Be With You (stylized in all lowercase)—features not only an early Charli XCX cover, but also contributions from her partner Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show.

Tuttle hasn’t done a gig in the area since her incredibly intimate set at Ybor City’s late, great Attic at Rock Brothers Brewing in 2022, which shuttered the following year.

Tickets start at $45.50 for Molly Tuttle at Clearwater’s Bilheimer Capitol Theatre on Thursday, Oct. 2.