MARY KUTTER GALLERY



Contact Us
For all booking inquiries please reach out to WME
Laura Williams: LW@wmeagency.com
Lance Roberts: LROB@wmeagency.com
Manager
Adrian Michaels: adrianmichaelsagency@gmail.com
Marc Oswald: marc@oswaldentertainment.com
Social, Digital, Press, and Podcasts:
Steven Fuller: srfuller@fullercreative.net
Press
ARTIST BIO
From the heart of rural Kentucky, Mary Kutter is country music’s fearless truth-teller — a voice for the voiceless and champion of the working class. With over 200 million streams, Billboard Top 20 hits as a songwriter, and multiple viral smashes as an artist, Mary blends gritty storytelling with electrifying live shows that leave crowds on their feet and hearts wide open.
Before stepping into the spotlight, Mary penned hits for Bailey Zimmerman, Nate Smith, Alexandra Kay and more, with songs topping charts, earning platinum and gold certifications, and finding homes in film and TV. Her own breakout single, “Devil’s Money” — inspired by her bootlegger great-grandfather — went viral in 2024, racking up over 30 million views, followed by the searing “The Devil Wore a Lab Coat” with 25+ million views and counting.
In 2025, Mary has opened for Hank Jr. and Pam Tillis at the legendary Sturgis Bike Rally, sold out her debut
Atlanta show at Eddie’s Attic, and
was invited to perform at C2C Festival
in Germany. Produced by Jason Aldean’s longtime bandleaders Kurt Allison
and Tully Kennedy, her upcoming album, The
Great American Struggle, tells raw, unflinching stories of resilience,
addiction, pride, and survival — two of its demos have already surpassed 50 million views before release.
Beyond the music, Mary connects deeply
with her fans, launching the Righteous
Redneck Robinhood Fund to give back to communities in every city she plays.
Guided by the question, “What Would Dolly
Do?”, she’s on a mission to make music that matters — and to leave every
stage, every crowd, and every heart better than she found them.
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