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    About Old and In The Way

    As of October 2023, Old and In The Way has been actively participating in live events, celebrating their rich history and the enduring love for their music. The band has been involved in a series of reunion concerts and festival appearances, drawing both long-time fans and new audiences. These performances feature a mix of classic songs from their original recordings along with new material that showcases their evolution as musicians. Concerts often take place at iconic venues and music festivals, where they collaborate with contemporary artists, bridging the gap between traditional bluegrass and modern interpretations. Their live shows are known for their high energy and engaging performances, often creating a communal atmosphere that resonates deeply with audiences. Additionally, archival recordings of past concerts have been released, allowing fans to experience the magic of Old and In The Way's live performances from decades ago. The group’s continued presence in the live music scene highlights not just a nostalgia for their original sound, but also a vibrant and ongoing conversation within the bluegrass genre, making them an integral part of today’s concert landscape.

    Old and In The Way History

    Old and In The Way was formed in 1973, emerging as one of the seminal bands in the bluegrass genre. The group was a supergroup of sorts, consisting of prominent musicians including Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead, David Grisman, Peter Rowan, Vassar Clements, and John Kahn. The band's unique blend of traditional bluegrass with influences from rock, folk, and jazz set them apart in the music scene of the time. Their self-titled album, released in 1975, is often considered one of the cornerstones of the genre, showcasing a mix of original songs and covers that highlighted their innovative spirit and musicianship. Despite their relatively short time together, Old and In The Way left a lasting impact on the bluegrass community and influenced countless musicians who followed. After disbanding, the members pursued various solo careers and projects, but the legacy of Old and In The Way has endured, with their music continuing to resonate with fans of all ages. In 2002, the band reunited for a special performance, reigniting interest in their work and leading to a resurgence of their music in live concerts and festivals over the years.