Jive Mother Mary
Jive Mother Mary Band - North Carolina southern rock band, Jive Mother Mary is not an overnight success story. They were not created to take an easy ride to the top. They're the type of jam band that comes from long friendships, 500 mile van rides, and honing your skills for 12 years in smoky bars; which is miraculous when you take into account that the founding members are 26 years old. Steeped in the Southern Rock tradition, this band is the culmination of that magic blend of blood, sweat, and soul that sticks to your ribs like a Sunday dinner.
Since 2006, North Carolina natives and long-time friends Mason Keck (guitar/vocals), Seth Aldridge (drums), and Tyler Schulz (guitar/vocals) toured over 30 states and 6 countries; sharing the stage with legends such as Buddy Guy, Leon Russell, Grand Funk Railroad, and current powerhouses like Blackberry Smoke, The Steel Woods and Drive-By Truckers. Originally formed as a power-trio, the band put out two albums win 2007 and 2009 with Grammy-nominated producer John Custer(Dave Grohl, Corrosion of Conformity, Dag). Years in Los Angeles, CA at Musician's Institute sharpened their skills and resulted in 2013's Big City Blues, and the 2016 release Home Is Where The Heart Is was an amalgamation of two years in Athens, GA.
2018 finds JMM back in North Carolina with a new album in the works, and long time friend Keith Ingalls handling bass duties. With an extensive touring schedule from coast to coast, and across a couple of oceans, you might find Jive Mother Mary burning up the highway with some of your favorite national acts or onto the stage the coolest club in your town! For booking contact Music Garden.
BIO
Jive Mother Mary proves that southern rock scene is alive and well. Hailing from Alamance, North Carolina, Mason Keck (guitar, vocals), Nathan Coe (bass) and Seth Aldridge (drums) started rockin’ at the tender age of fourteen, while they were still attending school.
Jive Mother Mary rose from the ashes of Livewire in 2006, bringing fresh song writing talent to NC’s rock scene. After winning local Battle of Bands contest, they made name for themselves in North Carolina and have slowly build a wider presence.
From self-titled debut EP in 2007 to their 2009 full length release, All Fall Down, Jive Mother Mary has been working with Grammy nominated producer John Custer, whose earlier work include Cry Of Love and Corrosion Of Conformity albums.
All 10 tracks on their new album from opening “Let Me In” to last one “All Fall Down” feature a rich blend of melodic guitar riffs and vocals in true Southern rock tradition. In fact, Keck’s voice is mature beyond his years, even very Chris Robinson – like.
In 2010, the band’s good friend Tyler Schulz moved back to NC from West Palm Beach, Florida, and added his unique style of guitar and vocals. At this time, Will Sanders also began handling bass duties with the group. In 2011, the band moved to Los Angeles, CA to give the West Coast their unique brand of southern rock and 2013 saw the release of their latest album Big City Blues.
But don’t let the musicians young age fool you, Jive Mother Mary has over 300 gigs under their belt, including being youngest band to ever play dates at Sturgis rally. They have performed with established Southern rock bands like The Black Crowes, Jackyl and Blackfoot, while building a fan base in several states. They have not yet fully broke into national presence, though this day may not be far away.
Since 2006, North Carolina natives and long-time friends Mason Keck (guitar/vocals), Seth Aldridge (drums), and Tyler Schulz (guitar/vocals) toured over 30 states and 6 countries; sharing the stage with legends such as Buddy Guy, Leon Russell, Grand Funk Railroad, and current powerhouses like Blackberry Smoke, The Steel Woods and Drive-By Truckers. Originally formed as a power-trio, the band put out two albums win 2007 and 2009 with Grammy-nominated producer John Custer(Dave Grohl, Corrosion of Conformity, Dag). Years in Los Angeles, CA at Musician's Institute sharpened their skills and resulted in 2013's Big City Blues, and the 2016 release Home Is Where The Heart Is was an amalgamation of two years in Athens, GA.
2018 finds JMM back in North Carolina with a new album in the works, and long time friend Keith Ingalls handling bass duties. With an extensive touring schedule from coast to coast, and across a couple of oceans, you might find Jive Mother Mary burning up the highway with some of your favorite national acts or onto the stage the coolest club in your town! For booking contact Music Garden.
BIO
Jive Mother Mary proves that southern rock scene is alive and well. Hailing from Alamance, North Carolina, Mason Keck (guitar, vocals), Nathan Coe (bass) and Seth Aldridge (drums) started rockin’ at the tender age of fourteen, while they were still attending school.
Jive Mother Mary rose from the ashes of Livewire in 2006, bringing fresh song writing talent to NC’s rock scene. After winning local Battle of Bands contest, they made name for themselves in North Carolina and have slowly build a wider presence.
From self-titled debut EP in 2007 to their 2009 full length release, All Fall Down, Jive Mother Mary has been working with Grammy nominated producer John Custer, whose earlier work include Cry Of Love and Corrosion Of Conformity albums.
All 10 tracks on their new album from opening “Let Me In” to last one “All Fall Down” feature a rich blend of melodic guitar riffs and vocals in true Southern rock tradition. In fact, Keck’s voice is mature beyond his years, even very Chris Robinson – like.
In 2010, the band’s good friend Tyler Schulz moved back to NC from West Palm Beach, Florida, and added his unique style of guitar and vocals. At this time, Will Sanders also began handling bass duties with the group. In 2011, the band moved to Los Angeles, CA to give the West Coast their unique brand of southern rock and 2013 saw the release of their latest album Big City Blues.
But don’t let the musicians young age fool you, Jive Mother Mary has over 300 gigs under their belt, including being youngest band to ever play dates at Sturgis rally. They have performed with established Southern rock bands like The Black Crowes, Jackyl and Blackfoot, while building a fan base in several states. They have not yet fully broke into national presence, though this day may not be far away.
