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Often resembling a real-life musical snow globe in the California’s high Sierra, the eighth annual WinterWonderGrass-Tahoe, April 5 to 7, brought a hardy bunch of musicians – and resilient attendees – to Palisades Tahoe ski resort, in the midst of the Olympic Village that hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics.

GRAMMY-Award-winning bluegrass, folk, and Americana outfit The Infamous Stringdusters have unveiled their first single of 2024 with a cover of Earl King’s timeless classic “Those Lonely, Lonely Nights” featuring New Orleans-based songwriter and guitarist Anders Osborne on vocals. The track is released to celebrate The Infamous Stringdusters with Anders Osborne performing at House of Blues in New Orleans on Saturday, April 27th during the first weekend of Jazz Fest.

Image via YouTube. On Saturday, Jan. 27, The Infamous Stringdusters blew through Denver’s Mission Ballroom with support from Lindsay Lou and her band. For

Image via YouTube. On Saturday, Jan. 27, The Infamous Stringdusters blew through Denver’s Mission Ballroom with support from Lindsay Lou and her band. For

The Infamous Stringdusters welcomed Cris Jacobs and Noren Nozaki for guest spots during their tour closer at Seattle's Neptune Theatre on Saturday.

The Infamous Stringdusters' 2024 Ski Tour will hit "some of the most historic ski communities in the Rockies."

Greensky Bluegrass celebrated the 10th anniversary of the band's Red Rocks debut with help from Sierra Ferrell.

Leftover Salmon, Phish’s Mike Gordon, The Infamous Stringdusters’ Andy Hall and Little Feat’s Bill Payne teamed up for a rousing rendition of Little Feat's “Oh Atlanta” at Cervantes' nine years ago today.

Leading up to the first Republican presidential primary debate, a new poll paints a nuanced picture of GOP voters. Then, a Colorado-based study sheds light on why fewer toddlers are getting fully vaccinated. Plus, the future of mass transit in metro Denver will be driven by buses. And, the Infamous Stringdusters' tributes classic bluegrass.

JamBase's Andy Kahn recaps his first time attending the Blue Ox Music Festival in Eau Claire, Wisconsin featuring Mike Gordon, The Avett Brothers, Infamous Stringdusters and many more.