• That’s a lot of Dusters on a boat

    So sayeth Chris Pandolfi in another of his "day in the life" videos of The Infamous Stringdusters on the road. This time our heroes are in Seattle to perform at the Tractor Music Club - but first a bit of wake

  • Infamous Stringdusters at High Sierra

    Chris Pandolfi, the nimble banjoist with The Infamous Stringdusters, has produced another travelogue of the band's adventures on the road. This time out, he focuses his camera on their recent trip to Quincy in northwestern California over the July 4 weekend

  • The Festy Experience goes live in October

    The Infamous Stringdusters have teamed up with The Artist Farm, Cerberus Productions and Devils Backbone Brewing Company to kickoff a new 2-day camping festival near Charlottesville, VA. The Festy Experience will be held over the Columbus Day weekend, October 9-10,  on

  • The Infamous Stringdusters in B&W

    Last night I had the good fortune to attend a performance by The Infamous Stringdusters. These guys have long been a favorite band of mine. This was the first time I'd seen them since the release of their new recording,

  • Infamous Stringdusters perform flood benefits

    For those of you in the Nashville area who would like some musical diversion in the wake of the flooding, The Infamous Stringdusters have decided to convert a couple of hometown shows into fundraisers. Returning from the road, the band

  • Things That Fly comment contest ends today

    We have received dozens of clever and entertaining comments in our Things That Fly comment competition. Later today, Sugar Hill Records and The Infamous Stringdusters will choose their five favorite comments to this earlier post, and each commenter chosen will receive

  • Win a pre-release copy of Things That Fly

    How would you like to get an autographed copy of the new Infamous Strigdusters CD, Things That Fly, before it's available anywhere else? How about getting a free 'Dusters show poster in the bargain? Five lucky readers of Bluegrass Today will

  • Ed Helms and the L.A. Bluegrass Situation

    We've  written before about Ed Helms (of The Office) and his love for bluegrass music. Not content merely to be a lone banjo player in L.A., Helms decided it was time to put together a bluegrass music event in Hollywood. Partnering

  • Things That Fly promo video

    Chris Pandolfi, the multi-talented banjo picker with The Infamous Stringdusters, has added yet another clever stop action video to his oeuvre. This one is plugging the band's next CD, Things That Fly, set for an April 20 release on Sugar Hill.