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Abigail Washburn is currently on tour for the release of her new album, City of Refuge. One of her stops was the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, where she played several times throughout the weekend charming new and old fans. Washburn gave the festival-goers a clawhammering banjo experience with folk melodies and collaboration with the multi-instrumentalist, Kai Welch.
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This eclectic band has given collaboration a new meaning. After forming in late 2008 through Craigslist and through friends, they began practicing different tones with different instruments, to say the least. Doris Flynn plays bass, harmonium, glockenspiel, synthesizer and sings vocals. Judah Dadone is the lead vocalists, playing banjo and bass and acoustic guitar. Judah, Doris, Chuck, Jacob and Kevin have created a new sound […] […]
The Grand Ole Opry®, the show that made country music famous, will once again kick off the famed Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, […]
For more than a century, Tennessee has been a state known for its music. From the hardscrabble old-time country of the Appalachians to the rockabilly […]
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