About Alison Krauss & Union Station

Alison Krauss, along with her band, Union Station, introduced bluegrass and folk to a new audience in the '90s. Krauss became a mainstream star with her 1995 Platinum-selling compilation, Now That I've Found You. Since then, she's released 14 studio albums, appeared on numerous soundtracks, and won 27 Grammy Awards from 42 nominations, ranking her fourth for most artist wins and first among country artists.

Much of Krauss's success has been alongside her band, comprised of Krauss (lead vocals, piano, fiddle), Dan Tyminski (vocals, guitar, mandolin), Ron Bloc (guitar, banjo), Barry Bales (bass), Jerry Douglas (dobro), and Larry Atamanuik (drums, percussion).

About Jerry Douglas

Dobro master and 15-time Grammy Award winner Jerry Douglas incorporates elements of country, bluegrass, rock, jazz, blues, and Celtic into his distinctive musical vision. The three-time CMA Musician of the Year has been a member of Alison Krauss & Union Station since 1998 and also performs as a solo artist, band leader for The Jerry Douglas Band and his Grammy-winning bluegrass band, The Earls of Leicester, as well as a member of other groundbreaking ensembles. His unique sound graces more than 1,500 albums with artists such as Garth Brooks, Paul Simon, James Taylor, Emmylou Harris, and Elvis Costello, among many others.

About Willie Watson

A founding member of Old Crow Medicine Show, Willie Watson has been a staple on the folk and Americana circuit for nearly 30 years. A singer-songwriter, guitarist, and banjo player, his distinctive sound and vulnerable lyrics paint a picture of heartbreak and hurt, redeemed by hope and faith, in songs like "Gallows Pole" (2017), "Miles Away" (2023), and "Slim and The Devil" (2024).