With sold out crowd, that’s a wrap on the 25th Anniversary of Rhythm & Roots Festival
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The Independent: The Infamous Stringdusters give Rhythm & Roots some twang
The Independent Interviewed dobro player Andy Hall of The Infamous Stringdusters about the upcoming Rhythm and Roots Festival and their new EP A Tribute To Flatt and Scruggs.
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“The Infamous Stringdusters, a progressive acoustic/bluegrass band from Nashville, will help anchor the third and final day of this year’s Rhythm & Roots Festival, which takes place September 1-3 at Ninigret Park in Charlestown”.- The Independent
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The Independent: GoodWorks Entertainment CEO Tyler Grill talks Rhythm & Roots
If you’re looking for something to do for Labor Day weekend check out the 25th annual Rhythm and Roots Festival!
“I’ll just say that this is one of the biggest lineups the festival has ever had. If you’re going to go, I think the best way to enjoy it is by camping. You’re there for three days and you’re fully immersed in it. The food is awesome, there’s so much to choose from and if you have kids, there’s a playground right in the middle of the field where kids can be on the swings and slides while having a blast and listening to good tunes. All around, the full experience is what makes it special.”-Tyler Grill, GoodWorks Entertainment CEO
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Interview & Review: Greg Abate
“Abate recently put out a new album earlier this year called “Gratitude” with the Tim Ray Trio that’s been creating quite a buzz in the jazz community. Following its release via the New Bedford, Massachusetts record label Whaling City Sound on July 1, the record was floating around the top 10 of the JazzWeek charts for 17 weeks. On top of that, jazz radio stations around the country have been giving it some airplay. It promises to be one of the top albums of 2019 by year’s end. Ahead of the show, Abate is excited to perform some of the songs off of it.”
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