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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