Molly McGuire is a rock band founded in the 1990s, known for their grunge-influenced sound and compelling live performances. The band was initially formed in Kansas City by a group of musicians united by their love for dense, heavy rock music and emotive songwriting. With a lineup that solidified around vocalist and bassist Jason Blackmore, guitarist Scott McMillian, drummer Ray Jankowski, and subsequently, guitarist Tobin Hopwood, Molly McGuire carved out a space for themselves within the alternative rock sphere through relentless touring and engaging compositions.

After releasing their work in the '90s, including the well-received album "Lime," produced by famed Tool bassist Paul D'Amour, Molly McGuire honed their craft and refined their distinctive sound, which often melds sludgy riffs with melodic sensibilities. Their return with the album "III," announced a veteran band still capable of delivering spirited and powerful rock music. The band's legacy also includes their collaboration with Mad Season members on the "Above (Deluxe Edition)" album, on tracks such as "Sister of Mine," showcasing their ability to dynamically contribute to projects alongside giants of the genre. Molly McGuire's enduring presence in the rock scene can be attributed to their authentic expression and the raw energy they capture in their music.