Nancy & Beth, Megan Mullally, Stephanie Hunt

Two-time Emmy Award-winner Megan Mullally brings her new band to town in her Royal Festival Hall debut.

Nancy And Beth, the self-described punk vaudeville band led by Megan Mullally and Stephanie Hunt, are proud to share the new album art and first video for their self-titled debut album, out April 7. Check out the music video for their first single “Please, Mr. Jailer” here (directed by Mullally).

As for the album cover, “We wanted to present ourselves as simply two humans on the planet,” said Mullally. “Stephanie and I have such a simpatico, a real affinity for each other. We like a lot of the same things and of course have similar tastes in music. We have that weird 'psychic connection' that doesn't come around too often. As a performing duo, it's fantastic." Every song is sung in tight harmony and fully choreographed (by Mullally). "It's pretty tongue-in-cheek, we don't take ourselves too seriously. It's not a scripted show, it's a band, so it's different from one show to the next. It's wry and celebratory at the same time."

April 7, 2017 marks the release of their self-titled debut album, produced by Megan Mullally, Andrew Pressman and Bill Mims, and featuring Megan, Stephanie Hunt, Datri Bean, Petra Haden Joe Berardi, Andrew Pressman and Anthony da Costa.

Vinyl is available for preorderhere .

More info at NancyAndBeth.com

About Megan
Emmy Award-winning actress and musician Megan Mullally has appeared on Broadway in revivals of Grease, How To Succeed (opposite Matthew Broderick), and Mel Brook’s Young Frankenstein. Recently, Megan appeared in Terrence McNally’s smash Broadway hit It's Only A Play, and played the role of Adelaide opposite Nathan Lane in Carnegie Hall’s celebrated Guys and Dolls revival. Television includes 7 seasons of the Emmy Award-winning Childrens Hospital, Parks and Recreation (as the evil Tammy II), Lydia on acclaimed cult favorite Party Down, Aunt Gayle on Fox’s animated Bob’s Burgers, and Karen Walker on NBC’s hit sitcom Will & Grace, for which she received two Emmys, four Screen Actors Guild awards and four Golden Globe nominations. In film, Megan stars opposite Bryan Cranston and James Franco in the new hit comedy Why Him?, and will appear in four other movies in 2017: Oh Lucy!, LEMON, The Disaster Artist, and Infinity Baby. Megan and her husband Nick Offerman have toured the US and UK with their comedy show Summer of 69: No Apostrophe, airing on Epix May 19. Megan will return to television in the fall as Karen on NBC’s reboot of Will & Grace.

About Stephanie
Stephanie Hunt is a musician, songwriter, actress and writer from Austin, Texas. She’s a founding member of The Ghost Songs with Alex Maas and Christian Bland, members of The Black Angels. She’s appeared on Friday Night Lights (NBC), Californication (Showtime), Glee (Fox), in the films Somebody Up There Likes Me and Poorboy and was a regular on How To Live With Your Parents For The Rest of Your Life (ABC), and Your Family or Mine (TBS). Check her out in the Funny or Die Staff Pick, Dalai Lama.