Nashville, Tenn.-based jamgrass quintet The Infamous Stringdusters have seen a dynamic start to 2023, balancing an ongoing national tour with the roll-out of their upcoming album A Tribute To Flatt & ...

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 ...

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 ...

Newgrass quintet the Infamous Stringdusters have teamed up with Sarah Jarosz to release “Wont Be Long,” a track off their sixth full-length studio album, Ladies & Gentlemen, which drops Feb. 5 via ...

The Infamous Stringdusters are headed out on tour this spring to support the release of 'Let It Go,' the band's fifth studio album. The band will be donating the proceeds from the tour and album sales ...

The Infamous Stringdusters dig deep into their bluegrass roots for their eleventh full-length record A Tribute to Bill Monroe, made available on Americana Vibes. For this album - which pays homage to ...

Take the Womack-led “I Believe,” a delicately solemn ballad in the key of country that’s like an Appalachian version of the Youngbloods’ “Get Together.” Preaching unity over divisiveness and focusing ...

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 ...

The Infamous Stringdusters have announced new music, to be released on Jan. 13. Laws of Gravity will be the acoustic bluegrass band's eighth studio album. Written while on tour, Laws of Gravity will ...

Since their debut in 2007, The Infamous Stringdusters have straddled several musical genres. Some fans think of them as a progressive bluegrass band, while others think of them more as a rock band ...