Formed 20 years ago in Nashville by a group of promising musicians working as sidemen for established bluegrass artists, The Infamous Stringdusters were born from a desire to present something new and ...

Since the band's formation in 2006, The Infamous Stringdusters' perfectly balanced mix of old-time, bluegrass and indie jamgrass has developed a... The Infamous Stringdusters On Mountain Stage The ...

Grammy-award-winning The Infamous Stringdusters play two nights at the Vilar Performing Arts Center Jan. 9-10. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the band, which formed in Nashville, Tennessee, ...

SpringFree Bluegrass Festival welcomes The Infamous Stingdusters as the headliner for the 2024 lineup. Accompanying the Stringdusters in Vail from May 24-26 is Bluegrass Generals, Sierra Hull, Jon ...

The Infamous Stringdusters, a celebrated progressive bluegrass band, will perform at the Patchogue Theatre on January 21, 2026. The GRAMMY® Award-winning quintet features talented musicians Andy Falco ...

As they head into their 20th year as a band, The Infamous Stringdusters are feeling the tug of multiple bluegrass generations. From the past comes a legion of string music specialists — artists like ...

Think of the upcoming concert by the Infamous Stringdusters — who will be joined by up-and-coming bluegrass band Tramped by Turtles — as something of a victory lap. And why not? The Stringdusters’ ...

They may have a banjo, a fiddle and a dobro onstage, but the Infamous Stringdusters are unbound by bluegrass tradition. In their adventurous live shows, the Stringdusters’ songs metastasize into ...

Start your week with some inspiring indie tunes from Squirrel Flower at the Larimer Lounge on Tuesday, January 23, then check out a lineup full of local indie talent with Rosebay and friends at ...

A mainstay of the contemporary bluegrass circuit, the progressive band performs a lush three-part tune from its sixth studio album, Let It Go. The Infamous Stringdusters' members have been a major ...

Thinking back to 2000 when O Brother, Where Art Thou? came out, the whole Americana, bluegrass, folk scene exploded due to the popularity of the movie and the soundtrack. Do you think helped the ...