Tanner Bingaman

Songwriter, multi-instrumentalist (banjo, guitar, harmonica), poet, producer, and visual artist Tanner Bingaman spends his days foraging writhing folk art from the hills of Appalachia. He produces and releases music under the moniker Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden. Tanner has been happily featured on NPR stations throughout the U.S., was a two-time artist-in-residence at the prestigious Avaloch Farm Music Institute (Boscawen, NH), and is an upcoming artist-in-residence at the Volland Foundation (Flint Hills, KS). In 2021, Tanner was awarded Emerging Artist of the Year by the Susquehanna Folk Music Society, and in 2023, played his first international show with his New Zealand family of musicians (the Pakipakis), raising funds for flood-relief efforts on the North Island. In 2024, Tanner released the first full-length album from Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden, "Everything & Nothing." In 2025, Tanner toured nearly five months straight from the East Coast to the Midwest to Western Canada and down the West Coast, playing co-billed shows with bilingual Cajun songwriter and friend Dustin Dale Gaspard. In the same year, Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden was awarded Best Americana Artist by the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame. This 2026, Tanner has toured over 15,000 miles in the U.S. and Canada to promote the upcoming sophmore album, "Jubilee!" The album is due out late 2026 via Heady Wax Fiends, indie record stores, and Tanner's own online store.