Artists
Alabaster Brown
Forged on the banks of the Big River we meld St. Louis Rock, Down Home Jamming, Latin Beats, and Bluegrass melodies into the Brown Sound. (Read More)
Ashlee K. Thomas
Earthfolk yoga songstress Ashlee K Thomas was raised at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains in Sandy, Utah. Growing up in the magic of nature had a profound effect on Ashlee, and its influence is ever present in her songwriting. She… (Read More)
Bawn in the Mash
Bawn in the Mash’s first release, Welcome to the Atomic City (2006), was produced & recorded by Dan Knowles. Welcome to the Atomic City is a collection of 12 original compositions that historically interpret events that have occurred during the last… (Read More)
Bearfoot
Although Bearfoot has nine years, major festivals, and three albums under their belt, Doors and Windows contains many firsts. This is the first Bearfoot CD to feature guest musicians, in this case Andrea Zonn of James Taylor And Band (fiddle), Andy… (Read More)
Blue Highway
One of the most esteemed and influential groups in contemporary bluegrass, Blue Highway excels at every facet of the music, from instrumental dexterity to impeccable vocal interplay to literate, powerful songwriting. Individually, Jason Burleson (banjo, guitar, mandolin), Rob Ickes (Dobro), Shawn… (Read More)
Blueground Undergrass
Blueground Undergrass is an Atlanta based group of seasoned musicians formed with the goals of providing a fresh new approach to music deep rooted in tradition. With their smooth mix of bluegrass, blues, country, folk, swing, jazz and rock, they take… (Read More)
Chris Thompson and Coral Creek
CHRIS THOMPSON & CORAL CREEK put on a high-energy acoustic/electric show, featuring original material in the rock, reggae, country and bluegrass genres, plus great covers from The Grateful Dead, The Band, Bob Dylan, Peter Rowan, Jimmy Cliff and others – including… (Read More)
Churchill
“Denver newcomers Churchill impressed the Meadowlark crowd with their first official performance last week. The show started as a duo, with Tim Bruns on acoustic and Mike Morter on mandolin. Later in the set, Bethany Kelly shared the vocal duties and… (Read More)
Claire Lynch
There were very few role models for a young woman starting out on the bluegrass highway back in the mid ‘70’s when Claire Lynch joined a band called Hickory Wind. A native of Kingston, New York, who has lived in Northern… (Read More)
Crunchy Western Boys
The forefathers of “crunchy western” music Jim McHugh, Morris Manning, Steve McBrian, and Jacob Stern deliver a homegrown, crunchy cookin’ performance with mandolin, bass, fiddle, guitar, dobro, banjo, and vocals. Their unique, smooth sounds are sure to tame the wildest beast… (Read More)
Darol Anger
Violinist, fiddler, composer, producer and educator, Darol Anger is at home in a number of musical genres, some of which he helped to invent. With the jazz-oriented Turtle Island String Quartet, Anger developed and popularized new techniques for playing contemporary music… (Read More)
Dead Winter Carpenters
Defying musical boundaries, DWC blends elements of rock’n’roll, folk, roots, country, bluegrass, ragtime, blues, and reggae music with choice influences ranging from throughout rock history and the traditional fiddle tunes of earlier times. This combination of authentic songwriting and dynamic musicianship… (Read More)
Deadman Flats
Hailing from the great state of Kansas, Deadman Flats hits you hard with a finger-bleeding, head-banging, neck-breaking dose of what can be described as the definition of “Redneckery”. With their first album “Antlers” and a second one in the works, DMF… (Read More)
Dovekins
We all met in the Denver area. We all come from the same family of seekers and treasure hunters. We all work at the same Starbucks in Cherry Creek mall. That’s where me met. We all shop together, it’s just easier… (Read More)
Drew Emmitt Band
In 1984, Drew Emmitt founded the progressive bluegrass ensemble, The Left Hand String Band. Six years later, Vince Herman’s serendipitous scramble for musicians to fill in a gig with his band, SalmonHeads, yeilded a glorious amalgam: Leftover Salmon. Jambands.com said "Emmitt’s… (Read More)
Farewell Drifters
With their shimmering harmonies, gently propulsive acoustic instrumentation, and disarmingly honest songwriting, the Farewell Drifters have arrived at an engaging, inventive musical hybrid all their own – pure, but not so simple; accessible and welcoming, yet highly personal. Since first setting… (Read More)
Fast Food Junkies
The Fast Food Junkies, from McPherson, Kansas, have shared an incredible chemistry since the Fall of 2004, when they first formed. In this short amount of time, they have played around 75 shows in Kansas and put out one album: ‘Grumpyland’… (Read More)
Fauxgrass Quartet
The Fauxgrass Quartet’s (FQ) riveting originality has quickly landed them a place in the progressive bluegrass community since their 2010 inception. With a fresh, playful, and heart-felt approach to traditional music, FQ’s performances seem to freely flow between genres with truly… (Read More)
Grant Farm
Grant Farm is a refreshing harvest of a band from the fertile Front Range of Colorado. This much-anticipated four-piece represents the fruition of the efforts of National Flatpicking Champion Tyler Grant, one of the hottest and best-known guitar players on the… (Read More)
Grass Crack
Real Oklahoma punkgrass. Bluegrass, but different. Twisted, aggressive, and sincere. (Read More)
Greensky Bluegrass
*Winners of the 2006 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Competition, Michigan’s own Greensky Bluegrass is earning recognition nationwide as a growing force in acoustic roots music… * GREENSKY BLUEGRASS is one of the most exciting bands in today’s music scene. Like a… (Read More)
Head For The Hills
Rooted in the tradition of bluegrass, the music of Head for the Hills is a vibrant mixture of homegrown compositions, traditional harmonies, and an innovative approach to improvisation. The group’s lyrical nature and songwriting seems to evoke reminiscent feelings of inspiration… (Read More)
Hillbilly Inferno
Heat up your audience with Hillbilly Inferno – A Gypsadelic Bluegrasstani Experience! Hillbilly Inferno will take you on a musical journey from an easy blaze to a raging, rapid oxidation of music that will leave you smoldering for more. Deep roots… (Read More)
Hit & Run Bluegrass
Nashville-based Hit & Run, fronted by Rebecca and John Frazier, has performed on the stages of Telluride Bluegrass Festival, High Sierra Music Festival, Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival, Smilefest, Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, Rockygrass Bluegrass Festival, Blue Ridge Harvest Fest, Blueberry Bluegrass… (Read More)
Hot Buttered Rum String Band
In the summer of 1999, the Hot Buttered Rum String Band headed for California’s Sierra Nevada mountains in search of the high lonesome sound of mountain music. After a month of hiking, climbing, pickin’ & singin’, HBRSB brought back a new… (Read More)
Jeff Austin
Jeff Austin is a member of Yonder Mountain String Band. Be sure to check out www.yondermountain.com and sign up for the mailing list so you can keep up with all the band news and updates. Jeff was born in Arlington Heights… (Read More)
Johnson Family Band
The Johnson Family Band is a collection of musicians from the Fargo Moorhead area that came together from a variety of musical backgrounds to celebrate a common love of folk music. We met in bars and classes we took together in… (Read More)
Karen Waldrup
Karen Waldrup is Nashville’s newest and brightest stars to burst on to the music scene. From her humble beginnings of hosting her own writers night within her first month living in Nashville, to releasing her second CD titled "With Love, Karen… (Read More)
Larry and His Flask
Musical anthropologists interested in the study of just how fast a band can evolve need look no further than the six upright, upstanding men in Oregon’s Larry and His Flask. Formed by brothers Jamin and Jesse Marshall in 2003, the Flask… (Read More)
