North Carolina native, Maggie Monroe, was heavily exposed to Appalachian bluegrass, folk, and country music from a young age. They felt at home among sweet tea, slow talkin’, and Dolly Parton. Monroe attended Berklee College of Music where they studied songwriting and music production and engineering. The balladeer also joined the ranks of Molly Tuttle, Sierra Hull, and Gillian Welch, as a member of Berklee’s acclaimed American Roots department. Within this department, they explored roots music from blues, to old time, to Texas Swing. With an expansive acoustic musical vocabulary., Monroe strives to combine roots styles to create an Americana sound entirely their own.
 
Monroe has played venues and festivals across Boston and North Carolina performing alone as well as with their band, Maggie Monroe & The Twang Station. Their most notable appearances include Boston City Winery, Dunleath Porch Fest, and Club Passim’s Down Home Up Here Bluegrass and Old Time Festival. 
 
Looking towards the future, Monroe is actively recording and producing their debut album which will be released one song at a time over the course of 2025 and 2026. This project serves as a diary for Monroe to chronicle the experience of leaving home for the first time and the development of their identity. This is a collection of highs and lows, first love and loss, freedoms and expectations. Anticipate to hear the first chapter of Monroe's story in June 2025!