Five-time Emmy winning and Grammy nominated composer/ producer Mark Oblinger brings his soulful, eclectic blend of folk/pop to the stage in 2025, featuring powerful, vocal forward arrangements from his two latest releases, “High Water Line” and “The River.”
“High Water Line” garnered a host of national reviews, press and radio airplay on both commercial and noncommercial Americana and AAA formats and tour dates including the iconic Café Bohemia, the Rockwood Music Hall, and The Bitter End in New York City.
"The River" featured Mark's alternative re-make of the Pure Praire League classic "Amie" and was featured on KRFC and the Colorado Playlist.
2024 saw a full slate of performances including tour dates in Montana (Libby Memorial Events Center, The Paradise Center, The Belt Performing Arts Center and the Orpheum Theater), Wyoming (The Bloomery), North Carolina (Asheville Guitar Bar - rebuilding after Helene - YES!) and Georgia (the iconic Eddie's Attic) plus a host of shows close to home in Colorado (Winter Walkabout, FOCOMX, Music on the Square - Winter Park, The Trident, Rock & Rails - Niwot, Full Cycle Cafe and more).
2025 looks to offer more of the same with dates added daily! PLUS we start production on a new EP in February that will include some very special guests - stay tuned!
Mark’s national performing roots include stints with chart topping country rock stalwarts Pure Prairie League (“Amie”) and Firefall (“Cinderella,” “You Are the Woman”). From there, Mark has had the good fortune to work with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Richie Furay (Buffalo Springfield, Poco) Garth Brooks, Amy Grant, John Oates, Jeff Hanna, Michael Martin Murphy and more.
With works featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Mark was a 2012 Grammy nominee for his Children’s Jazz Symphony – “JumpinJazz Kids – A Swinging Jungle Tale,” featuring the great Al Jarreau. Mark also won 5 Emmys for his work on the PBS Show, “The Big Green Rabbit.”
Mark is joined on tour by an all-star line up that includes singer/ keyboardist and co-writer Linda Lawson, eTown drummer/singer Christian Teele and multi-instrumentalist Eric Moon on lap steel, keys, accordion and vocals.