Submitted by thenewgrownups on
Taking a modern twist on American roots music, The New Grown-Ups blend traditional blues, country, old time, originals, and bluegrass into a snafu of contemporary music.
Submitted by hbalchunas on
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Submitted by rlhall91 on
Appalachian fiddle tunes, songs and fun for the whole family!
Submitted by whizbangscience on
the skunks play their newest music from the very house where that new music is being recorded in a very messy basement
songs include songs about bagpipes, worms, moons, post-pandemics, and Jacques the French Fugitive
Submitted by plindholm on
The Fort Point Ramblers play bluegrass and more! From Bill Monroe to Pink Floyd and everything in between.
Submitted by jefftk on
Traditional/electronic contra dance music.
Cecilia Vacanti (fiddle)
Jeff Kaufman (piano, mandolin, drums, synths).
Submitted by Malpitts on
Bluegrass and Americana, including original songs by John O'Brien.
Submitted by thenewgrownups on
Taking a modern twist on American roots music, The New Grown-Ups blend traditional blues, country, old time, originals, and bluegrass into a snafu of contemporary music.
Submitted by vickybrandt on
Americana folk trio. Tight harmonies, acoustic instruments. Banjo!
Submitted by samreidandtheriotact on
Sam Reid and the Riot Act is an American roots and bluegrass band of the un-pure variety, with plenty of flatpicking and three-part harmonies. The band performs mostly original songs continually inspired by Irish fiddle tunes, bluegrass and newgrass music and guarantees a jaw-dropping, foot-stomping show, every time!
