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Fusing Jazz, Funk, & Rock, The Headhunters formed to support Herbie Hancock on tour and in studio.
Canadian Jesse Roper has an impressive penchant for writing Indie-infused Blues/Americana music.
Armchair Boogie blends Jamgrass, Funk, and Country into a sound that’s infectious and unexpected.
After years as Molly Tuttle's virtuoso fiddler, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes steps into her own spotlight.
Formed in 1981, the Violent Femmes have become a mainstay of festivals and theaters worldwide.
Ruby Waters owns a disarming & comforting charm laced with cutting lyrics smoldering passion.
Shakey Graves stormed the music scene with a Texas-rooted fusing of Blues, Folk, and Rock.
Big Richard, formed in 2021, is impressive with virtuosity, harmonies and eclectic repertoire.
The Texas Gentlemen are a versatile collective known for genre-blending skills.
Hailing from Castlewood, Virginia, 49 Winchester formed when its members were teenagers.
Elizabeth Cook is a much-lauded Nashville artist with a sharp, surprising style.
Clay Street Unit's debut EP showcases their evolving, unique sound.
These Roots Rockers earn critical acclaim with comparisons to Springsteen and early Rolling Stones.
Hailed as a "musician's musician," Hart’s artistry has drawn praise from legends like Bob Dylan.
Troubadour Evan Honer’s catalogue is growing fast, and his fan base even faster.
Lindsay Lou masterfully combines progressive Americana and folk with bluegrass roots.
Shane Smith's music journey began in Austin, where he formed The Saints.
Ozomatli’s musical artistry mirrors the cultural tapestry of Los Angeles.
Kitchen Dwellers share timeless American stories from the heart.
Bill Miller’s music has amplified the whispers of Native peoples’ hearts.
Darin & Brooke swing through The Caverns backing their incredible 9th album together.
Peter Rowan, a luminary in the non-traditional Bluegrass and Americana movement.
Iron & Wine has been critically compared to Simon & Garfunkel, John Fahey and Neil Young.
Watchhouse’s songs offer an inspired search for personal and political goodness.
The Lil Smokies are invigorating a new approach to roots music.
Martin Harley, Daniel Kimbro and Sam Lewis serve up slow-cooked songs.
Sierra Ferrell says, “I want my music to be like my mind is—all over the place.”
Proud, black and queer, Allison Russell carries stories of tremendous weight.
Brit Taylor decided to do it her own way and won the praise and acclaim of the industry.
Asleep at The Wheel is heading into the 2nd half of an illustrious career at full gallop.
The stars seem aligned for a magical Caverns performance by Adia Victoria.
The Milk Carton Kids combine spine-tingling harmonies with hilarious between-song banter.
Old school hip-hop meets that high-lonesome sound in Gangstagrass.
Sean and Sara Watkins journey into Bluegrass, Folk and Pop with the Watkins Family Hour.
Katie Pruitt’s music is honest, vulnerable and absolutely beautiful.
Extras
Canadian Jesse Roper has an impressive penchant for writing Indie-infused Blues/Americana music.
Armchair Boogie perform their song "Gone in a Day."
Armchair Boogie blends Jamgrass, Funk, and Country into a sound that’s infectious and unexpected.
The String Cheese Incident perform their song "Hi Hi No Show."
After years as Molly Tuttle's virtuoso fiddler, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes steps into her own spotlight.
Bronwyn Keith-Hynes performs her song "Trip Around the Sun."
Violent Femmes perform their song "Blister in the Sun."
Formed in 1981, the Violent Femmes have become a mainstay of festivals and theaters worldwide.
Ruby Waters owns a disarming & comforting charm laced with cutting lyrics smoldering passion.
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