Mike Maimone

Mike Maimone is a piano-playing singer-songwriter whose music and life story are defined by resilience, passion, and authenticity. Jenn White of NPR said he's “reminiscent of Dr. John or Leon Russell.” Yahoo! Entertainment wrote, "His raw, emotive songwriting and electrifying performances have drawn comparisons to Randy Newman, Tom Waits, and Warren Zevon."

In 2023 Maimone played keys with Stevie Wonder in tribute to his late husband, Howard Bragman. Following Bragman’s passing, Maimone released Borrowed Tunes, Vol. 2: Songs for You, an album of covers that held deep significance for the couple. His live performances in Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago sold out, with all proceeds donated to The Trevor Project.

Since then he’s produced a new original album and written an accompanying book about love, loss, and healing, coming in 2026.

Career Highlights:
Averaged over 100 tour dates/year, since 2006 as a solo artist, with his band, his trio Mutts, and as keyboardist for Company of Thieves, Los Colognes, Nathan Graham, Phillip-Michael Scales, and more, including legendary venues such as the Fillmore in San Francisco, Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, the Troubador in LA, and the Bowery Ballroom in NYC
Played Lollapolooza, Riot Fest, Sasquatch!, Forecastle, Summer Camp, and other major festivals
Toured supporting Plain White T’s, Blues Traveler, OK Go, Murder By Death, JD McPherson, and more
Performed on stage with Stevie Wonder
56 independent releases since 2008, including 13 albums
Catalog contains 200 published original songs, including film/TV placements