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“It doesn’t matter how you got there, the music is the common thread, and the music is real.” Related Content Mountain Grass Unit Are Lighting a New Bluegrass Fire Billy Strings Wins IBMA Entertainer of the Year: 'I Haven’t Abandoned Bluegrass' Steve Martin and Alison Brown Will Host the 2025 Bluegrass Music Awards Alison Krauss Says Billy Strings and Sierra Ferrell Are Keeping 'Those Old Songs Alive' “You feel good about where the music has evolved to and where it’s going,” Falco adds.”
“After graduation, Hall bolted for Nashville, the other two not far behind.”
“It’s a challenge, but it also presents so much opportunity, in terms of being able to play your own music, be your own boss.” Back in the early 2000s, when jam-grass was in its third wave, contemporaries like Yonder Mountain String Band, Steep Canyon Rangers, and Greensky Bluegrass were carrying the torch lit decades prior by Old & In the Way, New Grass Revival, and Hot Rize.”
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““Being in a band is like being in a time warp — one day you feel like you’ve been doing this forever, the next day it feels all brand new,” Pandolfi says.”
“Woodward October 20, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source The Infamous Stringdusters mark 20 years of chasing their brand of bluegrass on new album '20/20.' Daniel Milchev* During any performance by the Infamous Stringdusters , fans can count on at least a few moments where the members of the jam-grass quintet gather near one another and transform into a melodic ball of kinetic energy.”
“They gather in a small circle and start to jam, their eyes making direct contact with one another.”
““You can’t learn by yourself and you can’t learn in a practice room or in your bedroom,” Chris Pandolfi, banjo, tells Rolling Stone .”
““There’s only one way to learn, and that’s to get onstage and try stuff.” Sitting backstage at the Bear Shadow Festival earlier this year in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, Pandolfi is joined by Dusters guitarist Andy Falco.”