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 ...

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 been on tour pretty much nonstop since the start of 2017 and have even put out a live album documenting performances of songs from their latest album of original ...

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 guest list for the Infamous Stringdusters' latest album, Ladies & Gentlemen, is, in a word, awesome. The five-man band was looking to "mix it up and do something different," banjo player Chris ...

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 ...

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 ...

2 WAITRESS Will Embark on 10th Anniversary North American Tour This Fall 3 MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL Launches 25th Anniversary North American Tour The Infamous Stringdusters are back! The band has ...

Any good bluegrass band is worth its weight in cover songs, so it’s no surprise to see Infamous Stringdusters returning to the fertile territory of their 2015 EP Undercover. The Virginians have a ...

Amid a non-stop touring schedule, THE INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS are announcing the release of their second covers EP; Undercover Vol. 2, an eclectic 5-track collection, will drop Friday, October 27 via ...

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 ...