Music Representation... the Roots & the Branches

Battlefield Band
Forward with Scotland’s past

Búille
Potent new sound from Ireland

Campbell Brothers “Sacred steel” gospel
with steel guitars and vocal

Christine Balfa & Balfa Toujours
The next Cajun generation

David Holt Grammy® winner offers a one-man celebration of Appalachian stories and songs

Dervish Music from the West of Ireland,
with passionate vocals and dazzling instrumentals

Dirk Powell Band
Appalachian Tradition

Doc Watson
A national treasure

Eric Bibb
Contemporary Songster drawing from the deep well of Blues tradition

John Doyle
One of the most versatile, creative and prolific voices in folk and traditional Irish music.

John Renbourn
“Folk-Baroque” Grammy® nominee

Karan Casey Band Grammy® winner with “a voice so beautiful, it is almost impossible to avoid falling under her spell.” — Associated Press

The Klezmatics World-renowned, Grammy® winning superstars of the Klezmer world

Le Vent Du Nord
Hard-driving soulful music from Québec
leavened with New Orleans polyphony and R&B.

Lúnasa
“Hottest Irish acoustic group on the planet” — Irish Voice

Mamak Khadem
Classically trained Persian singer who keeps Iranian music alive, vital and growing.

Martin Carthy
MBE honoree, influential guitarist and singer

Pine Leaf Boys
Cajun Music from Louisiana

Red Stick Ramblers
Country & Cajun

Riley Baugus
Old-Time Banjo, Guitar, Fiddle & Song

Salamat Sadikova
The Voice of Kyrgyzstan

Savoy Family Cajun Band
Honed down, hard-core Cajun music laced with an earthy sensuality

Susan McKeown & Lorin Sklamberg:
“Saints & Tzadiks”

A Celtic-Yiddish musical conversation in ballad, lore and myth.

Tcheka
Charismatic singer-guitarist-composer from Cape Verde

Waterson:Carthy
The first family of English folk music

 
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