The Infamous Stringdusters are getting in touch with their natural environment after completing the first leg of their annual Ski Dust Tour and capturing the ambiance of the experience across a new 35 ...

The Infamous Stringdusters have returned with the third installment of their ever-expanding cover album series, Undercover, Vol 3. This collection of five songs borrowed from the Grateful Dead, Phish, ...

The Billboard chart-topping progressive Bluegrass band will stop in NYC ahead of their February 2026 20/20 album release.

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 ...

This week's crop of new songs also includes music from Tenille Arts, The Infamous Stringdusters and Lily Meola.

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, ...

When: Friday, Aug. 9, gates open at 10 a.m., with the Stringdusters’ set at 11 p.m. Where: 4199 Trough Rd, Bond, CO 80423, in Rancho Del Rio by the Colorado River Cost: Tickets for just Friday cost ...

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 ...

The Grateful Dead was a jam band before such a thing existed. Bill Monroe became the “Father of Bluegrass” before anyone knew you could blend strings, gospel, and the blues. In 1989, Colorado’s ...

Paste Studio “On The Road” rambled on to the Suwannee River for the 7th Annual Suwannee Spring Reunion at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, halfway between Jacksonville and Tallahassee. The Spanish ...

The third and final stop in the 2026 All Good Trifesta Season brings a wide-ranging mix of 4848 debuts, returning alumni, and genre-bending performances to Snowshoe Mountain Resort, July 16–18, 2026.