Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, Jamie McLean, Alliens, MO2 (Mind Orchestra), David Grisman Quintet, DJ Williams Projekt, Blind Corn

David Grisman
David Grisman is normally associated with the bluegrass wing of country music, but his music owes almost as much to jazz as it does to traditional American folk influences. Because he couldn't think of what to call his unique, highly intricate, harmonically advanced hybrid of acoustic...

David Grisman Quintet

Blueground Undergrass
Another band on the long list profoundly influenced by the work of Col. Bruce Hampton, Blueground Undergrass released two albums of progressive jam band bluegrass in the late '90s, fronted by their founder and banjo player Rev.

Jennie Arnau
Jennie Arnau's bold, bluesy voice and artful mix of Southern rock, folk, pop, and country make her songs seem somehow both refreshingly unique and familiar at the same time, a difficult combination that is a whole lot easier to talk about than to actually achieve.

New Monsoon
San Francisco’s rock quintet, New Monsoon, has been transforming audiences across the country into dedicated fans with a relentless touring schedule. Their exhilarating marriage of acoustic and electric instruments comes together in an irresistible blend of sophisticated songcraft...

Amos Lee
Singer/songwriter Amos Lee draws inspiration from such soul and folk artists of the '70s as Bill Withers, John Prine, Neil Young, and James Taylor. The Philadelphia native first became serious about performing while attending the University of South Carolina during the mid-'90s.

Crooked Still
Neo-bluegrass group Crooked Still combines four musicians with distinguished backgrounds and connections. Singer Aoife O'Donovan, a graduate of the New England Conservatory, is also a member of the Wayfaring Strangers.

DJ Williams Projekt

William Walter

Jamie McLean

Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band

MO2 (Mind Orchestra)

Blind Corn Liquor Pickers

Curious Strange

Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk

Alliens