• No Depression Sessions at WinterWonderGrass Tahoe 2024: Shadowgrass

    Brad Wagner Posted On June 11, 2024
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    portrait of the five members of Shadowgrass standing on some rocks

     

    Watch Shadowgrass burn up their fretboards at the Gatekeeper’s Museum in Tahoe City, part of our No Depression Sessions series during the WinterWonderGrass Festival. We get to hear two new songs, “Pleasantly Aimless” and “Uncertain Times,” from their yet-untitled forthcoming record, and the Ralph Stanley standard “Highway of Regret.”

    Evan Campfield – Bass
    Kyser George – Guitar
    Luke Morris – Mandolin and vocal
    Madison Morris – Fiddle and vocal
    Clay Russell – Banjo and vocal

     

    Find previous No Depression Sessions from WinterWonderGrass Tahoe here, and look for more in the coming weeks!




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