Driftless Pony Club
Driftless Pony Club formed in 2010 around singer-songwriter Nick Hunnicutt, bassist Jeremy Tietjen, and drummer Christopher Porterfield. They put out their...
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Driftless Pony Club formed in 2010 around singer-songwriter Nick Hunnicutt, bassist Jeremy Tietjen, and drummer Christopher Porterfield. They put out their first album, 'Born in the Country,' in 2012.
Their catalog includes a few more albums like 'A Collection of Songs' from 2014, a self-titled record in 2016, and 'The Weight of Everything' in 2019. Other songs in their set include 'A Good Homosapien' and 'Bedrolls Across America.'
The existing history notes they faced some personal challenges, including losing a friend, but kept playing. They recorded a live album at the Crystal Ballroom in 2021.
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