Bluegrass's Infamous Stringdusters return to Grammy-winning territory
It's hard to catch your breath in bluegrass, but The Infamous Stringdusters' new album "A Tribute to Flatt & Scruggs" give them a chance to work out and look back
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It's hard to catch your breath in bluegrass, but The Infamous Stringdusters' new album "A Tribute to Flatt & Scruggs" give them a chance to work out and look back
Photo by Jesse Faatz Last weekend, March 16 through 18, Billy Strings and his band sold out the Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, for
Nashville, Tenn.-based jamgrass quintet The Infamous Stringdusters have seen a dynamic start to 2023, balancing an ongoing national tour with the roll-out
Grammy Award-nominated mandolinist and singer-songwriter Sierra Hull will hit the road for a lengthy headlining tour this September.
Other nominees in the category included Billy Strings, The Infamous Stringdusters, Sturgill Simpson and Rhonda Vincent.