
The Mallett Brothers
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The Mallett Brothers Bio
The Mallett Brothers Band is an independent rock and roll, Americana, and country band from Maine known for a high-energy sound that refuses to stay within the boundaries of any one genre. Since forming in 2009, the band has built a devoted following through an extensive touring schedule across the United States and beyond, while remaining firmly rooted in their home state of Maine.
Blending alt-country, Americana, roots rock, jam, classic country, and psychedelic influences, The Mallett Brothers Band creates a musical melting pot shaped as much by the singer-songwriter tradition as by hard-driving rock and roll. Texas Hill Country Explore Magazine has called them “New England’s wildly eclectic crew of genre rebels,” while Bill Copeland Music News praised their combination of authentic roots rock and deeply reflective storytelling.
Over the years, The Mallett Brothers Band has taken the stage at renowned venues across the country, including Portland’s State Theatre, Austin’s legendary Continental Club, Alexandria’s Birchmere, Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe, Denver’s Cervantes’, and Little Rock’s Rev Room.
The band has shared the stage with an impressive roster of artists, providing direct support for Turnpike Troubadours, The Outlaws, Blackberry Smoke, Robert Earl Keen, .38 Special, Molly Hatchet, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, and many others. Their festival appearances include FloydFest, Hop Jam, Nateva, the New England Country Music Festival, Eastbound Throwdown, and more.
With years of touring behind them and a sound built on powerful songwriting, musicianship, and an unmistakable Maine identity, The Mallett Brothers Band continues to bring its distinctive blend of American roots music to audiences across the country.
The Mallett Brothers Band
Luke Mallett — Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitar
Will Mallett — Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitar
Nick Leen — Bass
Andrew Martelle — Vocals, Fiddle, Mandolin & Guitar
Brian Higgins — Drums