Mol Sullivan

Gonna be stickin’ my head back in Cincinnati this week and at the end of the month for a few special hometown shows 🩵
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7.31 - is playing a little warm up show (with a special solo opener 👀) at before we head out to LA to open for at on 8.8
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8.3 - Mol Ball - a stacked bill of some friends/cinci legends throwing a benefit show to raise funds for at (I won’t be playing this one but that means I’ll have time to hang!! Come party for a good cause!!) - performances by
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8.31 - Full band homecoming and “Dog” single release show at with and NYC Angel
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Can’t wait to be home 🤗
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A nice memory of my favorite spot in the house 📸 by , 🎥 clip of “Dog” performed in Chicago by

It’s been about four months since my mom passed away. Around the time of her funeral, I was trying to arrange memorial donations in her name to a local cause but my efforts were halted by the fire and everything else that has subsequently been upended.
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However, with unwavering support from my community, some friends have rallied together to help put forth an honest effort in raising funds, in my mother’s name, for local non-profit that is very close to my heart.
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Announcing MOL BALL 🩵
A night of music and friendship to benefit Queen City Clubhouse ~ Sunday, August 3rd at Northside Tavern
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The QCC has been a safe haven of community, friendship, and activity for my brother for the last few years and it I know my mom would have loved to help contribute to the cause as she tried her best in helping care for Andy as best she was able.
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About QCC:
A place for people with mental illness to be themselves & make their own choices.
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“Empowered is the head that wears the crown”
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QCC is a supportive community focused on helping people improve life balance and life satisfaction. Our members are people who are looking for support, friendship, hope, and opportunity. QCC empowers people to reach their goals and live their lives to the fullest. Support includes assistance with housing, education, employment, and advocacy among other things. Members form meaningful and engaging connections with each other. Support and belongingness are key elements of the model.
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I’m in awe of everyone who has volunteered their time and talents to make this happen. I love you all so much.

Wow wow wow five down, a bunch to go!
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7.16 Philadelphia, PA - w .o.r.l.d + +
7.18 Burlington, VT - w
7.19 Brighton, MA - house show w + the big nest
7.20 New York, NY - w +
7.23 Cleveland, OH - w + .cool
7.24 Detroit, MI - w + special guests
7.25 Kalamazoo, MI - w +
7.26 Grand Rapids, MI - .peninsula festival
7.27 Chicago, IL - w +
8.9 Milwaukee, WI - w +
8.31 Cincinnati, OH - w +
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tysm to all who have come out to rock w us so far 🤘🏻

Me n da guys (different guys- specifically, ) are hitting the road in July (different vehicle as well-specifically a minivan)!
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Still teasing out a few details, but here’s the gist:
7.11 Athens, GA
7.12 Asheville, NC
7.13 Durham, NC
7.14 Charlottesville, VA
7.15 Washington D.C.
7.16 Philadelphia, PA
7.19 Brighton, MA
7.20 New York, NY
7.23 Cleveland, OH
7.24 Detroit, MI
7.26 Grand Rapids, MI
7.27 Chicago, IL
8.9 Milwaukee, WI
8.31 Cincinnati, OH
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Also got a fun one-off with a whole other group of guys!
8.8 Los Angeles, CA w
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More formal announcement to come!

Been hard to find the words.
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On the morning of March 24th, my mother, Amy, passed away.
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The undoubtable truth is that my mom had one of the biggest hearts I’ve ever known and she loved her children very much, despite how complications with addiction may have interfered with or distorted that reality. The tremendous amount of grief has surprised me and all I can seem (or want) to remember is how it felt to be loved by her- and the sorrow that comes with knowing that for the rest of my days, no one will ever love me like she did.
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She was in the hospital for a week before we left for tour… I got to spend nearly every day of that with her, and even got a few, short, waking moments squeezing fingers and telling her how much I loved her.
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Her passing came the morning we played in Brighton. I went down to the lobby of the hotel and had breakfast with Josiah and Heather, looking out to a view of the sea. My mom had an affinity for hunting sea shells and it felt really special to be so close to the beach that day.
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It’s been strange to know what or when or how to share this news, especially while I’ve been away from home. I’d be remiss if I didn’t express how uniquely held I was by being in close company with some of my best friends during this time. Heather, Josiah, Doug, Yoni, Brent, and Josh- I am so lucky to have been in a position of receiving such direct love and support and I love you all so much.
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My aunt Nancy was with my mom in the hospital nearly (if not every) day, and several aunts and uncles and friends of my mom’s were able to trickle in to say hellos or goodbyes or goodbyes masked as hellos and I’m so grateful my mom was able to be with her favorite company before she passed.
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Today I head back to Cincinnati with a heavier heart than when I left, but with an eagerness to be surrounded by familiar faces and the comfort of home. I’ve dropped many balls in the last few weeks- apologies if I’ve lagged in response or left you hanging. It might be that way for a while yet.
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XO