SWBMAI MEMBER BANDS
For booking, please contact bands directly. Trust us, you can't go wrong with any of these folks!
If you're interested in becoming a member band, please email us at swbmai@gmail.com
 

Hard driving Bluegrass music

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Traditional bluegrass, cajun, country, folk and all styles we can, that fit our acoustic instruments

Driftless is a bluegrass jam band that has a dedication to making good music for a good cause and plays many charitable events.

Genesee Ridge, from Waukesha County, is dedicated to moving Bluegrass music forward and keeping strong the acoustic nature of the genre.

Grass Attack plays a range of styles from Folk and Country to Newgrass and Bluegrass.

Holler Home mixes classic bluegrass with a selection of popular covers. They are Adam Tyksinski on guitar, Colleen Robinson on bass, Julie Cherney on banjo and Scott Baumann on dobro

From the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, The Kevin Prater Band delivers their unique "Coal-Fired Pure Kentucky Bluegrass" with additions of Classic Country, Grassed Up Vintage Rock, Original Songs and emotion filled, Bluegrass Gospel music.

A bluegrass and vintage country band featuring high lonesome vocals and harmonies, a driving beat, and tight instrumental passages.

The Sandhill Strangers are a Madison-area String Band aimed at marrying the time-honored aesthetics of traditional acoustic music with an open-minded, contemporary approach.

Ear pleasing, high energy Bluegrass music, presented
as if it were played in your own backyard

Madison-based group playing bluegrass standards as well as swing and country tunes done bluegrass-style, with crowd-pleasing 3-part harmonies and energy to spare.

Americana music with a Bluegrass sound, including traditional and contemporary songs, as well as folk and blues

A Bluegrass institution in Madison, WI

International touring Compass Records artists with 2 GRAMMY nominations and multiple IBMA awards

Strings to Roam puts their own twist on traditional and contemporary tunes, and features many storytelling originals, with multi-part vocal harmonies and great humor.

Generationaly separated but both ready to take center stage, Bridger and Bobby present fiddle and folk tunes with commentary.  It is for you to decide which one the band is named after.