Twisted Pine

There are those that may accuse Twisted Pine of tampering with tradition. That may be so, but in the process, the quartet infuses a youthful vibe and an expressive approach that bridges musical boundaries while opening the doors to more

Sister Sadie & Friends at the 2024 WOB Kickoff Party - photo © Frank Baker Here are more of Frank Baker's photos from last night's World of Bluegrass Kickoff Party at The Lincoln Theater in downtown Raleigh. He caught Twisted Pine,

Twisted Pine at the Green Mountain Bluegrass and Roots festival - photo by Dale Cahill Twisted Pine has been on the road now for nine years, having originally joined forces in 2013 when they played primarily bluegrass tunes. Bluegrass was common

While any number of new bands have helped push the parameters of traditional bluegrass, few have done so with more diligence than Twisted Pine. Their roots were planted in traditional ground at the outset of their collective careers, as evidenced

Whenever a band releases a covers collection, it’s usually an indication that they needed a stopgap of some sort, a momentary respite prior to the planning of their next proper LP. Indeed, given the fact that Dreams is only the

The acoustic music scene in Boston has changed quite a bit this past ten years or so. Already a hub for gifted, young classical and jazz musicians studying at the city's premiere universities, the recent willingness of both Berklee and

What...? Another young bluegrass band in Boston formed when they met as Berklee students? Who ever heard of such a thing! Twisted Pine isn't actually a completely new band. They've been around long enough to have won the FreshGrass and Thomas