Bluegrass Bands Near You
Where do you need a Bluegrass Band?
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- Autauga County
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Why Book Bluegrass Bands
“I am a ma-an of constant sorrow... I’ve seen trouble all my days.” Songs like this from the Soggy Bottom Boys take you back the down-home country feelin’ of bluegrass music, don't they? Well why in tarnation would you not bring that sound live to your next event with one of these talented bluegrass bands? You and your friends can tap your toes and dosey-doe to the upbeat melodies of the banjo, mandolin, fiddle, and upright bass. And don’t forget some twangy vocals, if you’re in the mood for ‘em. Whether you’re a fan of Alison Krauss & Union Station, Ricky Scaggs, or Nickel Creek... you’ll be sure to enjoy the soothing sounds these bluegrass bands have to offer.
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About Booking Bluegrass Bands
C'mon now... show your roots, y'all! Bluegrass music is a type of American acoustic "roots" music, for which we can thank vocalist and fiddler Alison Krauss and other country entertainers like Ricky Skaggs who have helped bring bluegrass music to the mainstream. This easy-going style of music is good for any type of event - from birthday party to wedding, or corporate event to outdoor festival! Take a few minutes to watch videos, listen to audio, check out photo galleries, and read reviews of different bluegrass bands to ensure you book the perfect entertainment for your special event. Nothing screams “America” like some good-ol’ bluegrass music to tap your toes to.
