Hurray for the Riff Raff, Alynda lee Segarra, is a Puerto Rican singer from the Bronx. Earlier in her career, she released two folk and country records: It Dont Mean I Dont Love You and Young Blood Blues. A year later, the UK record label Loose Music released Hurray for the Riff Raff, an album that collected the best songs... read full bio
Colorado band, Hot Rize, is often considered both a progressive bluegrass band and a traditional bluegrass band, taking the bluegrass world by storm with their fresh, contemporary approach to traditional music. Their dynamic stage show made them stars on the major festival circuit, and their powerful original songs constantly topped radio playlists. Hot Rize was named Entertainer of the Year... read full bio
Horseshoe Road is a unique Americana band that performs classic covers, original songs, and fiddling favorites. They have traveled all around the world performing and have made a name of themselves because of it. They consist of Kyle Dillingham, who has been playing the violin since he was nine years old and since has gone on to play at the... read full bio
Brazil's Hamilton de Holanda's charisma and communicative enthusiasm on stage, his flawless playing and his sophisticated creativity make him one of the most remarkable musicians of the new generation of performers and composers. He has performed and collaborated with the likes of Yamandu Costa, Joel Nascimento, and of course, Mike Marshall, the latter of which is at the vanguard of... read full bio
Gill Landry, also known as Frank Lemon, is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Landrys music has been described by Rolling Stone as [a] four-way intersection between Dylan-inspired folk-rock, atmospheric Americana, dusty cowboy songs and street busker ballads. The artist draws inspiration from his life, speaking of his experiences, relationships, and hardships to provide an insightful perspective through his music. He... read full bio
Frank Solivan is an American mandolinist, guitarist, violinist, composer, recording artist, and leader of the progressive bluegrass band Dirty Kitchen. Solivan grew up in Modesto, California with a musically inclined family who played several different instruments. Solivan had a love for bluegrass music since a young age and he first started his musical career forming his first band, Generation Gap.... read full bio
Firekid consists of the duo Dillon Hodges and Heidi Feek. Hodges is a master at guitar, having won 14 National and regional titles. He is also known as the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame's Future Hall-Of-Famer". Their music is a mixture of bluegrass, folk, and even electronic dance music that include catchy choruses, melodies, and hooks that will never leave... read full bio
Elliott BROOD is a Canadian alternative country band based out of Toronto, Ontario, that consists of members Mark Sasso, Casey Laforet, and Stephen Pitkin. Each member of the group plays various instruments which include banjo, ukulele, guitar, kazoo, percussion, sampler, and more, which is what makes their unique blend of country, folk, and bluegrass. The original members of Elliott BROOD... read full bio
Eldon Huff is a fresh take on the kind of music you wish was still being made, a musical melting pot of soul, blues, country, and rock. He incorporates the music that has timelessly resonated with audiences throughout the generations, but puts his own mix to it. His songs are honest, inspired, and true to his heart. Poetically standing... read full bio
Duffy is a psychedelic/garage band from the 60s whose song Come Back, Come Back appears on the Beyond The Calico Wall compilation. Come Back Come Back was produced by famed Nashville producer Buddy Killen, but with tons of tape flanging and echo, it is far more psychedelic than the average Killen production.... read full bio
Doyle Lawson is an American bluegrass and Southern gospel musician from Sullivan County, Tennessee. He is best known for being the mandolin player, producer, vocalist, and leader of the 6-man group, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver. While growing up, Lawson would listen to the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday nights, which is when he found his passion for bluegrass music. When... read full bio
Asleep at the Wheel & the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band have joined forces. With a combined history of more than 25 Grammy awards, ACM, CMA, IBMA, IEBA Awards & Nominations, over 55 Studio Albums, 42 combined Charted Singles, Multiple movie and television appearances...Two Iconic Bands results in One Incredible Show!!... read full bio
This young Allman did not come on the music scene riding the coattails of his famous father, Gregg. Allman has been living his own musical life for decades. In fact, Allman, who was raised by his mom in Texas, took up the guitar on his own, and has toiled long and hard to establish his own musical identity. After touring... read full bio
New Jersey native, David Grisman is an American bluegrass/newgrass mandolinist and composer of acoustic music. In the early 1990s, he started the Acoustic Disc record label in an effort to preserve and spread acoustic or instrumental music. David Grisman started his musical career in 1963 as a member of The Even Dozen Jug Band. His nickname, Dawg was affectionately assigned... read full bio
David Bromberg is an American multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter.An eclectic artist, Bromberg plays bluegrass, blues, folk, jazz, country and western, and rock and roll equally well. Bromberg has played with many famous musicians, including Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie Nelson, Jorma Kaukonen, Jerry Garcia, Rusty Evans (The Deep) and Bob Dylan. Proficient on fiddle, many styles of acoustic and electric guitar,... read full bio
Dan Hicks is an American singer and songwriter who combines many genres of music together including folk, country, jazz, swing, pop, bluegrass, and gypsy music. His most famous songs are I Scare Myself", "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away" and "Canned Music". Since the late 1960's when he started making music, he has released 17 full-length... read full bio
Dailey & Vincent is one of the top Bluegrass bands in America. The concoction of their fantastically powerful vocal blends, 4 award-winning studio albums, and heavy touring schedules has gained them well-deserved attention from bluegrass, country, and gospel critics and fans alike. Dailey & Vincent has been recognized as 3-time IBMA Entertainer of The Year, 3-time IBMA Vocal Group of... read full bio
Chris Thile is multi-talented as a singer/songwriter, mandolinist, and radio personality. He is especially known for his work with the band Nickel Creek and the band Punch Brothers. Born in southern California, Chris showed musical talent from a young age. He began learning to play the mandolin at 5 years old, and he won the mandolin championship at the Walnut... read full bio
Chris Eldredge is a guitarist and singer for the band Punch Brothers. Described by American Songwriter magazine as A 21st century version of the Bluegrass Boys, Punch Brothers have four albums: Punch, Antifogmatic, Whos Feeling Young Now, and The Phosporescent Blues. The band was the subject of the documentary How to Grow a Band, which premiered at the 42nd Nashville... read full bio
Che Apalache is an Argentinian-American string band based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The group is a mixture of genres such as bluegrass, Americana, and Latin and consists of members Joe Troop, Pau Barjau, Martin Bobrik, and Franco Martino. The group was formed by Joe Troop who moved to Argentina to teach bluegrass music. He formed the group after putting together... read full bio
