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  Article Contributed by Organic Records | Published on Saturday, February 27, 2021 Music fans in search of a little celebratory release will find just what they’re looking for in the lighthearted vibe and upbeat energy of “Good Times,” the latest single from Organic Records’ Written with frequent collaborator Jon Weisberger — the pair have contributed a score of songs to Garrett’s catalog and that of his GRAMMY®-winning group, the Infamous Stringdusters — “Good Times” f...

Photo by Hugh Carey / Summit Daily archives For any young business, encountering difficulties in the first few years isn’t unexpected, but the owners of 10 Mile Music Hall feel their situation is unprecedented. “Soon, we will have been shut down longer than we’ve been open as a business,” co-owner Todd Altschuler said. “We’re not owned by a conglomerate. We’re in a super high-rent area. It’s a tough situation to be in, even among the other shuttered venues.” The concert venue,...

of the 8 p.m. show on Feb. 26 can be accessed through FANS.LIVE or VPAC YouTube channel The Infamous Trio is born from The Infamous Stringdusters, which debuted nationally in 2007 and earned three International Bluegrass Music Association awards. “There are a lot of opinions on what bluegrass should and shouldn’t be, yet the progressive side is reaching more fans,” Pandolfi said. Hall, a vocalist and master of the dobro, most recently scored a nomination for a 2020 International Bluegras...

  GRAMMY and IBMA-award winning bluegrass quintet, the Infamous Stringdusters, are pleased to announce a pair of weekend shows in April of this year. The band will kick the run off at B-Chord Brewing in Round Hill, VA for a three-night run April 16-18, and will then head over to VanHoy Farms in Harmony, NC for shows April 23-24. All information including ticket prices, venue-specific COVID protocol and on-sale information can be found at www.thestringdusters.com/tour. In addition to the Dust...

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Westword: Are you from the East Coast originally? Chris Pandolfi: I am. I grew up in New York just north of [New York City]. My whole family is kind of Northeast-centric. I went to college [in New Hampshire], and then I went to grad school in Boston. After that I moved down to Nashville, which is where the Infamous Stringdusters got their start, and after the band got established there, I made my way out to Colorado [in 2013], which has been great. It’s a place I’ve always loved, and it�...

  Article Contributed by Organic Records | Published on Saturday, January 30, 2021 On “Wishing Well,” Organic Records’Jeremy Garrett sounds like an artist with his soul on fire. Following the lyric-centered minimalism of “ The World Keeps Turning Around,” the new single is another foray into the technological wizardry that ties together his studio work and live appearances, utilizing layered loops of guitar and mandolin to create a funky bed for powerfully emotive vocals and edgy...

The WinterWonderGrass Music & Brew Festival, known for its mix of eclectic bluegrass and Americana artists, local and regional craft brews and world-class skiing and riding, announces today that it is postponing its rescheduled 2020 festival ahead to April 1-3, 2022, and will not occur on its initially rescheduled dates of April 9-11, 2021. The festival will again take place at its traditional California home of Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows in North Lake Tahoe.

  On the heels of announcing his forthcoming solo record, Trance Banjo, Chris Pandolfi, banjo player, singer and songwriter for The Infamous Stringdusters, is back with the second season of his popular podcast Inside the Musicians Brain. Along with more insight into the Stringdusters’ world, episodes this season will also feature interviews with a number of prominent contemporary musicians, including Peter & Rick (Goose), Sarah Jarosz, Oteil Burbridge (Dead and Co, Allman Brothers), Sara ...

  Article Contributed by The Regime | Published on Tuesday, December 22, 2020 Travis Book, songwriter and bass player for Grammy Award-winning bluegrass quintet the Infamous Stringdusters, is pleased to roll out a series of Travis Book Happy Hour dates beginning in January 2021, presented by newly launched record label, Americana Vibes. Travis debuted his ‘Happy Hour’ concept back in June with longtime collaborator Sarah Siskind and has since become a staple in the Asheville, NC music ...