Greensky Bluegrass in Nashville

Greensky Bluegrass is an American progressive bluegrass band formed in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 2000. The group brings extended improvisation and jam-band structures to acoustic string music; its best-known recordings include “Windshield” and the albums If Sorrows Swim, All for Money and Stress Dreams. The band has repeatedly headlined Red Rocks Amphitheatre, including multi-night engagements. Its concerts feature mandolin, banjo, dobro, guitar and upright bass, and songs often expand into instrumental improvisation. The group also curates its own music festival, Camp Greensky.

Miles Miller is an American singer-songwriter and drummer from Kentucky who plays country and Americana. He is known for his long tenure in Sturgill Simpson’s band and for his solo album Solid Gold, which includes “Highway Shoes” and “A Feeling Called Lonesome.” During the 2010s, Miles Miller toured extensively behind the drum kit for Sturgill Simpson, including the concert cycle surrounding A Sailor’s Guide to Earth. In 2024, he opened selected dates on Tyler Childers’ Mule Pull ’24 Tour.