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Punch Brothers

12 concerts

Punch Brothers, formed by Chris Thile post-Nickel Creek, blend bluegrass, classical, and jazz styles. They debuted at Carnegie Hall, won a Grammy for Best Folk Album, and contributed to soundtracks like The Hunger Games. Collaborators include Jon Brion and T-Bone Burnett.

Sierra Ferrell

47 concerts

West Virginia-born Sierra Ferrell, a multi-genre roots artist, has won Americana's Emerging Act Award. Known for her debut LP, "Long Time Coming," and dynamic live shows, she's collaborated with Margo Price and Old Crow Medicine Show.

The String Cheese Incident

31 concerts

Born in Colorado in 1993, The String Cheese Incident is acclaimed for their musical integrity and community spirit. With 11 albums and 7 DVDs, their style blends rock with hints of folk and bluegrass. Known for energetic live shows and philanthropy. Popular tracks include "Believe" and "Song In My Head".

Gregory Alan Isakov

42 concerts

Born in Johannesburg and based in Colorado, Gregory Alan Isakov is a celebrated indie-folk artist known for his hits and a Grammy-nominated album. He has also performed with US symphony orchestras.

Greensky Bluegrass

9 concerts

Michigan’s Greensky Bluegrass blends rock energy with traditional string music, topping charts with albums like "If Sorrows Swim." Winners at Telluride 2006, they've collaborated with acts like the Avett Brothers and hit major festivals. Known for relentless touring and eclectic sounds.

Robert Plant

14 concerts

Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin star and solo artist, is a Grammy winner and Rock Hall inductee. Known for global musical influences, he has collaborated with stars like Phil Collins and Alison Krauss.

Alison Krauss

79 concerts

Alison Krauss, born in Champaign, IL, is a celebrated fiddler and singer blending bluegrass, folk, and country. Known for "Now That I've Found You" and collaborations with Robert Plant, her work on soundtracks like "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" further fueled her acclaim, securing multiple Grammys and mainstream success.

Leftover Salmon

31 concerts

Colorado-based Leftover Salmon, born from a 1989 Boulder merger, mix bluegrass and rock. Known for late '90s hits and major-label albums, they tour widely and won acclaim with albums like Aquatic Hitchhiker.

The Infamous Stringdusters

25 concerts

Grammy-winning The Infamous Stringdusters, known for a blend of bluegrass & rock, excel in their 9th album "Rise Sun." They mix jazz, funk, & country.

Chris Thile

4 concerts

Chris Thile, a virtuoso mandolin player and composer from Oceanside, CA, popularized progressive bluegrass with Nickel Creek and Punch Brothers. Known for Grammy-winning albums like "This Side" and "All Ashore," he collaborated with Yo-Yo Ma and hosted NPR's "Live from Here."

Yonder Mountain String Band

20 concerts

Colorado's Yonder Mountain String Band, known for pioneering jam-grass, features founding members & fiddler Allie Kral. Known for live music innovation & intricate bluegrass style.

Béla Fleck

11 concerts

Banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck, from NYC, blends bluegrass, jazz, classical, and world music. Known for Béla Fleck & the Flecktones, he’s won multiple Grammys and produced influential albums like "UFO Tofu." Collaborators include Edgar Meyer, Zakir Hussain, and wife Abigail Washburn.

Emmylou Harris

8 concerts

Born in Alabama, Emmylou Harris, a singer known for her crystal-clear voice, melds country and rock, influenced by Gram Parsons. Known for hits like "If I Could Only Win Your Love," her albums span styles from folk to alternative rock. Notable works include "Pieces of the Sky" and "Wrecking Ball." She's collaborated with Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Mark Knopfler, earning critical and commercial acclaim.

Peter Rowan

21 concerts

Grammy-winning bluegrass icon Peter Rowan, born in Massachusetts, mixes folk, rock, and Tex-Mex in his music. Known for bands like Earth Opera and Old & in the Way, and hits like "New Moon Rising." Collaborated with Jerry Garcia, Tony Rice, and Flaco Jiménez.

Mary Chapin Carpenter

43 concerts

Mary Chapin Carpenter, born in Princeton, NJ, is a folk and country singer-songwriter known for hits like "Down at the Twist and Shout" and "I Feel Lucky". Her breakthrough album "Come on Come On" sold over 2 million copies. Collaborating with John Jennings, she earned a Grammy for "Shut Up and Kiss Me". Achievements include several top-charting albums like "Stones in the Road". Known for her introspective and emotionally intelligent songs, Carpenter shifted back to contemporary folk later in her career.