The Lil Smokies

The Lil Smokies are an American bluegrass and acoustic folk band, hailed for their energetic performances and skillful blend of traditional bluegrass elements with a modern twist. Emerging from the mountain town of Missoula, Montana, the group has been captivating audiences with their unique sound since their formation in 2009. The band consists of a talented ensemble of musicians, featuring Andy Dunnigan on dobro and vocals, Scott Parker on upright bass, Matt Cornette on banjo, Jake Simpson on fiddle, and Matt Rieger on guitar.

Known for their compelling songwriting and dynamic live shows, The Lil Smokies have released several albums and EPs that showcase their progressive approach to bluegrass and their tight, harmonious musicianship. Their discography includes the acclaimed 2017 album "Changing Shades" and the more recent "Tornillo," named after the Texas town where it was recorded. Skipping effortlessly between heartfelt ballads like "Carry Me" and upbeat, foot-stomping numbers like "World's on Fire," their music resonates with fans across the Americana and roots music spectrum. With appearances at major music festivals and venues across the country, The Lil Smokies have solidified their place in the contemporary American bluegrass scene, winning over fans with their lively and poignant tunes, such as "Kansas City" and captivating renditions of classics like "Learning To Fly." The release of "Live at the Bluebird" gives listeners a taste of their raw and vibrant stage presence, which continues to earn them a dedicated following.

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