Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band

Reese heads back to the Jalopy for their free Roots n Ruckus series, now held only on the first Wednesday of the month

Reese debuts at the Listening Booth with an opening set for folk duo Ordinary Elephant

Reese debuts at More Barn Studios with an opening set for Australian duo Minor Gold

Reese wraps up his weekend solo run at Rockwood Music Hall in lower Manhattan

The Carriage House Band plays the 76th annual Tulip Festival in Washington Park on Mother's Day with Chris Carey on drums, James Gascoyne on bass, Jimi Woodul on electric guitar, JP Hubbs on keyboard, and Connor Dunn on saxophone

Mayflower Moonbeams: Jive Hive Live Series - The Carriage House Band joins Hold On Honeys and Zan & The Winterfolk for a special triple bill performance presented by the Jive Hive at the historic Cohoes Music Hall

Reese brings the band back for Caffe Lena's annual Sing In The Streets Fest. Set time & location TBA

Reese fills in for Erin Harkes as the guest host at her monthly in-the-round songwriter showcase event at Caffe Lena

Reese plays a solo set at the Friday night Songwriters In The Round series at One Broadway Collaborative

Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band debut in Rockport on the way to the 2024 Schooner Gam. James Gascoyne on bass, Jimi Woodul on guitar, Chris Bloniarz on mandolin, and featuring special guest Kat Wallace on fiddle for the first time.

An annual highlight for the Carriage House Band! Reese returns to the Schooner American Eagle along with James, Jimi, and Chris Bloniarz for the Windjammer Fleet Raft-up trip, spending 5 nights on Penobscot Bay following the wind and tide. Come on board for an unforgettable experience, beautiful coastal scenery, and some of the most delicious food you'll ever eat made by the two onboard chefs. Limited space available and filling up fast!

Reese debuts in Medford MA with the Carriage House Band featuring Chris Carey on drums, James Gascoyne on bass, Jimi Woodul on electric guitar

Reese plays a brunch session at Origins Cafe as a first visit to Cooperstown