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Track Dogs are four international “madrileños” (Garrett Wall, Dave Mooney, Howard Brown & Robbie K. Jones) 2 Irishmen, an Englishman and an American. Based in Spain, the band name comes from the dark subterranean world of New York’s subway system.

A Saturday night of swinging and swaying bluegrass with the Thumping Tommys, with support from ace solo act Kirk McElhinney

Fuelled by bluegrass and bourbon, headliners The Thumping Tommys have gained a reputation for playing fun, energetic music fused with depth and and a wide emotional range.

Journey into the realms of folk, bluegrass, rock and Irish music with Acoustic Guitar Cafe. The duo, from Budapest, aren't your average cover band, their genre blending, synchronized rhythms and harmonious voices breathe new life into timeless classics.

The undisputed creators of “Rockgrass” straight from Tennessee Hayseed Dixie. The four-piece band blends hard rock and bluegrass with electrified acoustic instruments, crafting a banjo odyssey like no other.

Cider With Molly is intimate stuff, drawing listeners into the very heart of the music.

Nora Brown

Still in her teens, Nora Brown started learning music at the age of 6 and plays and sings traditional music with a focus on Southern Appalachian banjo and guitar styles.

Exceptional USA duo Golden Shoals blend old time Appalachian traditions with fine original songwriting and excellent musicianship on acoustic guitar, fiddle and banjo.

Launching their bluegrass duo at Rotterdam Bluegrass Festival in 2023, Neala Hickey and Jeri Foreman have been traversing sessions and festivals up and down the country for several years now, blowing listeners away with their commanding delivery of early country and bluegrass songs.

Sad House Daddy presents The Ondines and Ich Bin Finn live at Biddle Bros. Free entry!

Dobro master and 14-time GRAMMY winner Jerry Douglas is to the resonator guitar what Jimi Hendrix was to the electric guitar, elevating, transforming, and reinventing the instrument in countless ways.

London-based five-piece return to perform their brand of British folk music, Americana and bluegrass. Guitar, double bass, break-neck fiddle and sorrowful harmonies abound.

THE COAL PORTERS were regulars on the Americana and Bluegrass circuit for 17 years before hanging up their instruments within moments of England’s defeat by Croatia in the semi-final of the 2018 World Cup (true, though possibly unrelated).

Top-class playing on guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin and dobro blended with fabulous close harmonies. Charlotte and Laura play mainly bluegrass and old-time American music to international acclaim.