Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It’s hard to catch your breath in bluegrass. The hail of banjo, dobro, mandolin, bass and fiddle merge into a stylized tornado of sound that’s as passionate ...

When the pandemic grounded North Carolina’s pioneering bluegrass road band, The Infamous Stringdusters found the best way to stay connected musically—spread out across the country—would be to record ...

There’s nothing that can compare to a good live bluegrass performance, and there are few better bands currently working in the genre than Greensky Bluegrass and The Infamous Stringdusters. Both bands ...

JIM THORPE — Last time the Infamous Stringdusters picked their way through town, they came to co-headline Susquehanna Breakdown with local bluegrass boys Cabinet. This time, their swinging through to ...

Travis Book isn't going to win any friends in the mainstream country world, not right away. But it's not all his fault. Some might accuse a reporter of setting up the bassist for the masterful new ...

Greensky Bluegrass have shared a series of tour dates that will take them from Alabama to California this fall. Along the way, the band intends to hit multiple cities in The Lone Star State. On tour, ...

Newcomers The Infamous Stringdusters and banjo player Tony Trischka made a big splash at the International Bluegrass Music Awards Thursday night, each taking home three trophies. Besides being chosen ...

The Infamous Stringdusters website includes what might seem like a bold statement from the group. It says simply: “The Future of Bluegrass.” In talking to Andy Hall, the group’s dobro player, it’s ...

When a bluegrass band with a soft spot for Colorado visits Columbus, its members are playing for more than just the audience. Bluegrass, high-country band The Infamous Stringdusters is set to perform ...

Jeremy Garrett’s father is a bluegrass musician, so it’s not surprising that the Infamous Stringduster’s fiddler started playing at the ripe old age of 3. “I started singing about the same time,” ...

You could call the Infamous Stringdusters a bluegrass band, but where would you put the jazz, the rock and the folk that's fused into their music? Not to mention the blues. How about not even bringing ...