NEW SELF-TITLED ALBUM OUT NOW AMERICANA VIBES
WE ARE SO EXCITED TO RELEASE THIS ALBUM INTO THE WORLD. WE HOPE YOU ALL ARE ABLE TO ENJOY IT ON THE SLOPES THIS WINTER. LISTEN HERE
NEW ALBUM ‘ THE CHICKEN COOP VOL. 1’ OUT ON AMERICANA VIBES MAY 19, 2023
WE’VE GOT A FULL ALBUM OF COVERS COMING AT YOU LATER THIS SPRING! LISTEN TO OUR FIRST SINGLE ‘DON’T LEAVE ME THIS WAY’ NOW HERE
PARTYGRASS IS CURRENTLY IN THE STUDIO! STAY TUNED FOR A FRESH NEW ALBUM DROPPING SPRING 2023!
City Weekly Utah 2022 Best Local Band/Group
“They playfully incorporate bluegrass, newgrass, pop, punk, and rock ‘n’ roll in their unique and fun sound. Seeing this group live is an absolute treat.”
City Weekly Utah 2021 Best Local Band/Group
“This local band earns their namesake over and over again—because they really do bring the party wherever they go. While 2020 put a wrench in their usually busy show schedule, they still managed to make frequent appearances at establishments all over the place.”
Americana UK
“If Bill Monroe and Emmylou Harris road tripped to Burning Man festival and then moved to the mountains to write music and ski you would have Pixie & the Partygrass Boys.
The strength of the band is in their diversity of songwriting, which allows them to take on many musical identities like a weird bluegrass-superhero-freak.
With five productive songwriters in the band, they have developed a large backlog of songs waiting to be released
Pixie & the Partygrass Boys have found a home on the festival scene, as it is in a live setting where they shine brightest.”
Snake Creek Album Review - Slug Magazine
“Utah-based band Pixie and The Partygrass Boys push the envelope to party, punk, pop, bluegrass and funk. On their new album, Snake Creek, the formula works perfectly. PATPB spin like a perfectly balanced top. Singer Katia Racine (the Pixie in the band name) is more than confident to be that center point while her incredible band whirls their magic around her.
Pixie And The Partygrass Boys are the bluegrass version of Fleetwood Mac, and Racine plays that dark witch as good as Stevie Nicks.
Festy Go Nuts 2019 Festy Awards
“We first caught Pixie and the Partygrass Boys at WinterWonderGrass in Steamboat last year. It was love at first sight.
We managed to catch Pixie and the Partygrass Boys at a bunch of festivals this year, and they impressed the hell out of us every time.”
The Women of WinterWonderGrass
“I think it’s easy to think that when a bunch of female musicians get together, it’s going to be soft and gentle,” says Katia “Pixie” Racine. “But this was boisterous, loud, in your face and unapologetically fun,”
Amanda B. Grapes began her picking at storefront jams in rural Kentucky before joining Pixie and The Partygrass Boys.
“I learned to play fiddle from an old man with no teeth while his friend whittled wood beside him,” she says. “I always felt welcomed and encouraged. Part of what makes bluegrass great is it is so inclusive. We may be under-represented, but we’re doing alright.”
Hangtown Music Festival Review
“Pixie & the Partygrass Boys, for example, created several such moments. Buoyed by charisma, onstage joy and effervescence, and bluegrass prowess, Racine and musical crew (Amanda P. Grapes, Zach Downes, Ben Weiss, and Andrew Nelson), painted smiles on lots of faces during their three performances, including an off-the-hook collaborative set”
High Sierra Music Festival Review
“Pixie & The Partygrass Boys proved more than a “one funny song wonder” as the acoustic five-piece presented a high-energy brand of jamgrass featuring tales of growing up in Utah, touring the country and more.”