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"It wasn't until I started touring nationally that I realized what an oasis this place was, and what a good place for me to get into the music." -- Laurie Lewis

"It wasn't until I started touring nationally that I realized what an oasis this place was, and what a good place for me to get into the music." -- Laurie Lewis

"It wasn't until I started touring nationally that I realized what an oasis this place was, and what a good place for me to get into the music." -- Laurie Lewis

Weve always wanted to travel and tour Korea, but it just never worked out due to scheduling and a lack of connections, Miles Quale, the bands fiddler, told The Korea Times. However, in 2022 we played at the La Roche Bluegrass Festival in France and were lucky enough to meet Country Gongbang. We quickly became friends and when we were planning our upcoming tour in Japan, we realized that we had a few days that were open.

A look at Marin's memorable music scene in 2023.

Crying Uncle performs a not-to-miss concert on Saturday at HopMonk Tavern in Novato.

NorCal bluegrass jammers Hot Buttered Rum (HBR) and members of San Francisco’s ALO headlined their annual family-oriented fest in the Mendocino County redwoods last weekend.

Bluegrass may have its roots in Appalachia, but it has sown its seeds far and wide. Northern California in particular has been fertile ground for country pickin' for decades, with legends Peter Rowan and David Grisman among the many genre luminaries who have made their home among the Bay Area's redwoods.

"Bluegrass and folk alchemy with psychedelic and punk influences" is how the Los Angeles-based Water Tower Band is described on their web site.