Pitney Meyer

Pitney Meyer is the bluegrass partnership of singer Mo Pitney and banjo player and songwriter John Meyer. The two got to know each other at jam sessions at bluegrass gatherings such as SPBGMA, and once both had moved to Nashville they kept playing on Pitney's front porch. Those sessions turned into a sold-out residency at the Station Inn, and the duo took shape there in the spring of 2023.

Pitney sings lead and plays acoustic guitar, and Meyer plays banjo and sings tenor. On stage they are joined by Nate Burie on mandolin and Blake Pitney on bass, with fiddle from a rotating group that has included Jenee Fleenor, Ivy Phillips and Ron Stewart.

Curb Records released their first single, "That Sounds Lonesome," in July 2024. The debut album, Cherokee Pioneer, followed on April 18, 2025. They recorded it live over three days in an analog studio set up inside an 1837 log cabin once owned by Johnny Cash, at the Storytellers Hideaway Farm in Bon Aqua, Tennessee. The album includes a bluegrass take on John Anderson's "Seminole Wind."