No contemporary band embodies the power of Soul more than the Bo-Keys.

An amalgam of influences and styles, DH&TN has toured extensively with diverse artists.

These four siblings form one of the world’s premier gospel quartets in their own right.

Grammy-winning band is known for its Top 40 hits such as Hook and Run-Around.

The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performs "Mr. Bojangles."

Amanda Shires performs her song "When You're Gone."

Brothers Osborne perform "Rum."

Glen Hansard performs "I'll Be You, Be Me."

Lauren Morrow performs "Mess Around."

Steve Earle and The Dukes perform "Harlan Man."

Gregory Alan Isakov performs "Southern Star."

Billy Strings is truly a phenomenon whose articulation and entire approach is authentic.

Berklee-trained Tasjan has always considered himself a songwriter first.

The Father of Newgrass has long since established himself as roots royalty.

Rare even in their hometown of Havana, Cuba, this gifted septet conquers every stage.

Lettuce brilliantly infuses their psychedelic/hip-hop sensibilities.

This singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist becoming a lifelong devotee of bluegrass.

The Troubadours have honed a rowdy, quick-witted sound.

A searing blend of North Mississippi Hill Country Music and Arkansas Delta Blues.

Kathy Mattea is a storied Nashville singer/songwriter.

Hailing from New Orleans, Gauthier wrote her first song at the age of 35.

Debuting in 2013, this band is a musical force.

Carlile’s style revolves around genres including pop, rock, alternative country and folk.

Cleveland’s technical fluency pairs amazingly with Flamekeeper's tight harmonies.

Deep within The Caverns, PBS Arts presents Brandi Carlile – Bluegrass Underground Special.

Del McCoury Band performs "John Henry."

This Alabama band’s career hit the ground as big and strong as their Soul-Funk sound.

The Tennessee mandolin prodigy recently released her third solo album.

Drivin’ N Cryin’ blends acoustic folk and guitar-laden southern rock.

The Lone Bellow Roots-folk-rock trio was nominated for Americana Duo/Group Of The Year.

Mentored by Alison Kraus, the Cox Family has earned diverse career milestones.

JJ Grey’s songs reflect the steaming region around Jacksonville, Fl. where he was raised.

Mac McAnally enjoys a deep and broad following of fans devoted to the Art of the Song.

Puerto Rican Alynda Lee Segarra developed her eye for life as a young teenager.

Frank Solivan turned his band, Dirty Kitchen, into the D.C-area’s hottest acoustic act.

Welcome these relative newcomers, a 10-piece band fronted by a massive-voiced singer.

The Dave Rawlings Machine pretty much personifies the term, “Americana."

The McCrary Sisters perform "I'll Take You There."

The Scorchers crashed out of Nashville and began smashing down the walls between genres.

Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit perform "Flying Over Water."

The Lone Bellow performs "Green Eyes and a Heart of Gold."

Davina and The Vagabonds perform "I'd Rather Go Blind."

Gill is known for his razor-sharp instrumental skills and an ultra-expressive tenor voice.

The Mavericks perform "Dance in the Moonlight."

Lucinda Williams performs "Get Right With God."

St. Paul & The Broken Bones perform "Call Me" and "Try a Little Tenderness."

Brandi Carlile performs "The Story."

Widespread Panic performs "Wondering."

Josh Ritter performs "Feel Like Lightning."

Keb' Mo' sings "She Just Wants to Dance" on "Bluegrass Underground."