Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor from Old Crow Medicine Show Are Getting Married: 'Our Biggest Step Forward'

Musicians Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor, lead singer of Old Crow Medicine Show, have revealed they are engaged. The couple shared the happy news on Instagram on Wednesday, December 3, along with a series of engagement photos.

Their caption read: We first met at the Ryman Auditorium. From friends to harmony singers, then songwriters, and eventually much more. This Thanksgiving, surrounded by an ancient forest and our families, we decided to take our biggest step yet, together, forever.

This year, both artists released new albums. Secor launched his solo project Story The Crow Told Me, while Tuttle released So Long Little Miss Sunshine. The couple has frequently collaborated over the years. Secor contributed banjo, fiddle, and mandolin to Tuttles album, and Tuttle appeared on the closing track of Secors album, What Nashville Was.

Musical peers congratulated the pair on their engagement. Sierra Hull commented, So excited for you guys! while Gabe Lee wrote, Whatta Ketch. CMA 2024 musician of the year Charlie Worsham added, Hot dog!!! Congrats yall, so happy and excited for you both!!!!

Looking ahead to the Grammy Awards, Tuttle has received nominations for Best Americana Performance for Thats Gonna Leave a Mark and Best Americana Album for So Long Little Miss Sunshine. She has previously won two Grammys in the Best Bluegrass Album category for City of Gold and Crooked Tree. Secors contributions with Old Crow Medicine Show have also earned him two Grammys: Best Folk Album for Remedy and Best Long Form Music Video for Big Easy Express.

Author: Benjamin Carter