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DelFest, the premier bluegrass festival, celebrated its 15th anniversary with a bang this Memorial Day weekend, captivating music lovers from across the country. Set against the stunning mountainous backdrop of Cumberland, Maryland, this milestone event was a testament to the festival's enduring influence and its commitment to preserving the roots of American music.

You can catch huge acts like Foo Fighters, Zach Bryan, Keith Urban and more at these music festivals in Wisconsin in 2023.

The Infamous Stringdusters dobroist Andy Hall enlisted guitarist Billy Strings to contribute to "Muscle Car," the second single from his forthcoming solo album, 'Squareneck Soul.'

Ben Garnett’s debut album, Imitation Fields, opens bravely, almost daring the casual listener to give up before anything recognizable as a tune emerges from the speakers. After two minutes of gentle cacophony, an angular theme emerges, tentative at first, played on banjo and fiddle.

Back with their first new music for Mountain Home Music Company since 2022’s Imaginary Lines, a collection that contained a remarkable seven charting singles, bluegrass powerhouse Unspoken Tradition highlights the distinctive voice of bassist Sav Sankaran on “Moments,” a reflection on the enduring power of memories and their touchstones.

Join us at 3pm for an interview Jeff Fissel of TIEC to discuss some new music and festivities for those arriving early to this year's Earl Scruggs Music Festival. Among the new events is the Bourbon & Bluegrass tasting, featuring music by Travis Book (of Infamous Stringdusters). Joe will follow up the session with a set of music by ESMF artists.

Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Dave Matthews Band, Leftover Salmon, Tinariwen, The Murlocs, Dave McMurray, Paul Simon, Graham Nash, Khruangbin and Pixie & The Partygrass Boys.

Summer is almost here and that means it’s nearly time for barbecues, sunshine and — of course — a season of live music at the Dillon Amphitheater. With the first show just weeks away, the...

Grammy-winning progressive bluegrass band The Infamous Stringdusters and nonprofit Rooster Walk Inc. are teaming up this fall to create The Infamous Weekend, a two-day, family friendly “mini-fest” at Pop’s Farm in Martinsville, Va.

Event set for Sept. 15-16 to include 49 Winchester, Yarn, Kendall Street Company, The Sweet Lillies, The Wilson Springs Hotel, Furnace Mountain and The Jared Stout Band.