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Über Bitter Pill

Bitter Pill
Influenced by a wide spectrum of genres, Bitter Pill creates music that defies easy classification. They are a tight-knit family (literally, a father and daughter) wicked New Hampshire roots band that is dark, funny, theatrically Americana. Part bluegrass band, part blues act, part backwoods cabaret. Their songs are about people having a really bad time in really entertaining ways.
Bitter Pill is roots music for people who like their folk music a little stranger, their stories a little darker, and their humor just this side of dangerous. They sound like an Appalachian string band wandered into a Tom Waits show, got drunk with Shakespeare, and decided to put on a musical about the end of civilization. Their songs move from traditional string-band sounds and bluesy grooves to darkly comic narratives, spoken-word passages, and unexpected musical turns. The result is a sound that feels both familiar and completely unconventional: Appalachian roots music with a New England edge and a dramatic streak.
Bitter Pill released their first album, “Prepare Your Throats,” in the fall of 2018. It is a collection of traditional and original songs from the soundtrack of their staging of William Shakespeare’s violent, bloody, grotesquely ridiculous abomination of a play, “Titus Andronicus.” They followed this with their second album in May 2020, titled “Desperate Times on the New Hampshire State Line” – a whimsical collection of foot-stomping, hand-clapping, spirited cross-genre tunes. In May 2022, they created “Children of the Grim,” a neo-gothic musical play featuring original and traditional children’s stories, nursery rhymes, and folk songs. It had its theatrical workshop premiere at The Players’ Ring Theatre. Bitter Pill’s third album, “livin ain't cheap, dyin ain't free,” was released in July 2022.
“Smart, dramatic, visual, evocative compositions that cross genres and casts shades of Tom Waits and Shane MacGowan.”
“This ain’t a slice of the floppy hat, fancy boots, folk boom throwback found at vacant pop-folk festivals ‘round the world. This is the real deal, punch you in the gut and keep you coming back looking for more goods.”
BOOKING: [email protected]
Emily Butler – Vocals, Ukulele
Billy Butler – Vocals, Cello, Guitar, Accordion, Piano
Dave Hamilton – Drums
Tomer Oz – Acoustic Guitar
Jon McCormack – Electric Guitars
bitterpillband.com
Bitter Pill is roots music for people who like their folk music a little stranger, their stories a little darker, and their humor just this side of dangerous. They sound like an Appalachian string band wandered into a Tom Waits show, got drunk with Shakespeare, and decided to put on a musical about the end of civilization. Their songs move from traditional string-band sounds and bluesy grooves to darkly comic narratives, spoken-word passages, and unexpected musical turns. The result is a sound that feels both familiar and completely unconventional: Appalachian roots music with a New England edge and a dramatic streak.
Bitter Pill released their first album, “Prepare Your Throats,” in the fall of 2018. It is a collection of traditional and original songs from the soundtrack of their staging of William Shakespeare’s violent, bloody, grotesquely ridiculous abomination of a play, “Titus Andronicus.” They followed this with their second album in May 2020, titled “Desperate Times on the New Hampshire State Line” – a whimsical collection of foot-stomping, hand-clapping, spirited cross-genre tunes. In May 2022, they created “Children of the Grim,” a neo-gothic musical play featuring original and traditional children’s stories, nursery rhymes, and folk songs. It had its theatrical workshop premiere at The Players’ Ring Theatre. Bitter Pill’s third album, “livin ain't cheap, dyin ain't free,” was released in July 2022.
“Smart, dramatic, visual, evocative compositions that cross genres and casts shades of Tom Waits and Shane MacGowan.”
“This ain’t a slice of the floppy hat, fancy boots, folk boom throwback found at vacant pop-folk festivals ‘round the world. This is the real deal, punch you in the gut and keep you coming back looking for more goods.”
BOOKING: [email protected]
Emily Butler – Vocals, Ukulele
Billy Butler – Vocals, Cello, Guitar, Accordion, Piano
Dave Hamilton – Drums
Tomer Oz – Acoustic Guitar
Jon McCormack – Electric Guitars
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Genres:
Bluegrass, Bloody-folk, Country, Folk Punk, Folk, Jazz, Blues, Neo-folk, Vaudeville, Vaudevillian Folk Punk
Bandmitglieder:
Tomer Oz, Emily Butler, Billy Butler, Dave Hamilton, Jon McCormack
Heimatort:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Keine demnächst stattfindenden Shows in deiner Stadt
Schicke eine Anfrage an Bitter Pill, in deiner Stadt aufzutreten
Um eine Show bitten
Alle Ereignisse & Live-Übertragungen
Aktuellster Beitrag
Bitter Pill
vor 7 Monaten
It's Emily's birthday! Happy happies to the baddest badass ever!

Tour von Bitter Pill
Über Bitter Pill

Bitter Pill
Influenced by a wide spectrum of genres, Bitter Pill creates music that defies easy classification. They are a tight-knit family (literally, a father and daughter) wicked New Hampshire roots band that is dark, funny, theatrically Americana. Part bluegrass band, part blues act, part backwoods cabaret. Their songs are about people having a really bad time in really entertaining ways.
Bitter Pill is roots music for people who like their folk music a little stranger, their stories a little darker, and their humor just this side of dangerous. They sound like an Appalachian string band wandered into a Tom Waits show, got drunk with Shakespeare, and decided to put on a musical about the end of civilization. Their songs move from traditional string-band sounds and bluesy grooves to darkly comic narratives, spoken-word passages, and unexpected musical turns. The result is a sound that feels both familiar and completely unconventional: Appalachian roots music with a New England edge and a dramatic streak.
Bitter Pill released their first album, “Prepare Your Throats,” in the fall of 2018. It is a collection of traditional and original songs from the soundtrack of their staging of William Shakespeare’s violent, bloody, grotesquely ridiculous abomination of a play, “Titus Andronicus.” They followed this with their second album in May 2020, titled “Desperate Times on the New Hampshire State Line” – a whimsical collection of foot-stomping, hand-clapping, spirited cross-genre tunes. In May 2022, they created “Children of the Grim,” a neo-gothic musical play featuring original and traditional children’s stories, nursery rhymes, and folk songs. It had its theatrical workshop premiere at The Players’ Ring Theatre. Bitter Pill’s third album, “livin ain't cheap, dyin ain't free,” was released in July 2022.
“Smart, dramatic, visual, evocative compositions that cross genres and casts shades of Tom Waits and Shane MacGowan.”
“This ain’t a slice of the floppy hat, fancy boots, folk boom throwback found at vacant pop-folk festivals ‘round the world. This is the real deal, punch you in the gut and keep you coming back looking for more goods.”
BOOKING: [email protected]
Emily Butler – Vocals, Ukulele
Billy Butler – Vocals, Cello, Guitar, Accordion, Piano
Dave Hamilton – Drums
Tomer Oz – Acoustic Guitar
Jon McCormack – Electric Guitars
bitterpillband.com
Bitter Pill is roots music for people who like their folk music a little stranger, their stories a little darker, and their humor just this side of dangerous. They sound like an Appalachian string band wandered into a Tom Waits show, got drunk with Shakespeare, and decided to put on a musical about the end of civilization. Their songs move from traditional string-band sounds and bluesy grooves to darkly comic narratives, spoken-word passages, and unexpected musical turns. The result is a sound that feels both familiar and completely unconventional: Appalachian roots music with a New England edge and a dramatic streak.
Bitter Pill released their first album, “Prepare Your Throats,” in the fall of 2018. It is a collection of traditional and original songs from the soundtrack of their staging of William Shakespeare’s violent, bloody, grotesquely ridiculous abomination of a play, “Titus Andronicus.” They followed this with their second album in May 2020, titled “Desperate Times on the New Hampshire State Line” – a whimsical collection of foot-stomping, hand-clapping, spirited cross-genre tunes. In May 2022, they created “Children of the Grim,” a neo-gothic musical play featuring original and traditional children’s stories, nursery rhymes, and folk songs. It had its theatrical workshop premiere at The Players’ Ring Theatre. Bitter Pill’s third album, “livin ain't cheap, dyin ain't free,” was released in July 2022.
“Smart, dramatic, visual, evocative compositions that cross genres and casts shades of Tom Waits and Shane MacGowan.”
“This ain’t a slice of the floppy hat, fancy boots, folk boom throwback found at vacant pop-folk festivals ‘round the world. This is the real deal, punch you in the gut and keep you coming back looking for more goods.”
BOOKING: [email protected]
Emily Butler – Vocals, Ukulele
Billy Butler – Vocals, Cello, Guitar, Accordion, Piano
Dave Hamilton – Drums
Tomer Oz – Acoustic Guitar
Jon McCormack – Electric Guitars
bitterpillband.com
Mehr anzeigen
Genres:
Bluegrass, Bloody-folk, Country, Folk Punk, Folk, Jazz, Blues, Neo-folk, Vaudeville, Vaudevillian Folk Punk
Bandmitglieder:
Tomer Oz, Emily Butler, Billy Butler, Dave Hamilton, Jon McCormack
Heimatort:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Außerdem folgen die Fans
Verpassen Sie nie wieder ein Bitter Pill Konzert.
Erhalten Sie Benachrichtigungen über Tournee-Ankündigungen, Konzert-Tickets und Shows in Ihrer Nähe mit einem kostenlosen Bandsintown-Konto.
Genieße mit der App Bandsintown das ganze Erlebnis.
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Was die Fans sagen
Great show! I've been following them for years, and they just keep getting better and better! They're unique, versatile and oh, so on point. 💙
20. Oktober 2025·Lebanon, ME

David
First timer. Was blown away. Can't wait to experience them again.
11. August 2025·Lebanon, ME
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Was die Fans sagen
Great show! I've been following them for years, and they just keep getting better and better! They're unique, versatile and oh, so on point. 💙
20. Oktober 2025·Lebanon, ME

David
First timer. Was blown away. Can't wait to experience them again.
11. August 2025·Lebanon, ME