8/02/2008:

Its been a great summer! We released our Sophmore album (Pick it up below!), played some great festivals and ran all over the country meeting tons of great people.

We just added tons of new tour dates to our myspace and official website and we'll be coming out with new recordings to share some of those unforgetable licks.

3/20/2008:

Tons of news - new eponymous album will be released TODAY June 10th, and we can't be more excited - check out our shows and see if you can't catch us somewhere! 

New merchandise page is online, with three brand new t-shirt designs, plus a lot more: http://artifactconcepts.com/shops/infamous/home.php




1/5/2008:

The band is getting ready to make their second appearance on the Grand Ole Opry tonight, Saturday January 5th.  We will be playing at the historic Ryman Auditorium during the 7:30PM and 11PM sets (Central time), and it will be broadcast live on WSM 650 for those in the South.  Everyone else can catch it online at www.wsmonline.com.

8/27/2007: 

Come join the Stringduster Nation Community Message Board!  It just went public today, Monday August 27th.  Every fan should get themselves on there asap.  Big things are gonna happen there.

Join up today!

We're excited to announce the release of "Four Days of Infamy", a pretty slick little 30-minute documentary that follows our mini-tour through Colorado this past winter.  It features interviews with all the band members, backstage jams, and onstage concert performances. 

The good news, it's all free and up on the net.... exclusively on the Bluegrass Blog:



Band Bio:

The Infamous Stringdusters are the next generation of young bluegrass musicians. With Andy Hall on Resonator Guitar, Travis Book on bass, Chris Pandolfi on banjo, Jesse Cobb on mandolin, Jeremy Garrett on fiddle and Andy Falco on guitar, the band pulls together skill and experience well beyond their years. They boast a combined resume that includes collaborations with artists like Dolly Parton, Leftover Salmon, Earl Scruggs, Bering Strait, Ronnie Bowman and Levon Helm. Their Sugar Hill debut, Fork In The Road, was one of the most highly acclaimed bluegrass releases of 2007. It has been praised by fans of traditional bluegrass and newgrass alike, proving that the young Nashville-based band offers something for everyone. The disc features a diverse selection from the Stringdusters' vast repertoire, with hard driving original instrumentals like "40 West" along with more contemporary arrangements like "Tragic Life"... The band has performed at some of the country's biggest acoustic music festivals (including Telluride Bluegrass, Merlefest, Grey Fox, and many more) as well as large concert halls, intimate clubs, and everything in between.