That’s correct, The Infamous Stringdusters rolled into The Appell Center in York, PA and brought it to the crowd. 

All through the evening, the folks in attendance were standing dancing and giving lots of vocal encouragement to the band. 

The current tour is in support of the new album 20/20. The title refers to the 20 songs on the album, representing 20 years of the band. They played many of their new songs, and in addition to many fan favorites like “Black Elk” and “Gravity” they included a masterful cover of the Allman Brothers’ “Jessica” that had the crowd on their feet. 

The band which has been performing for 20 years consists of Andy Falco on guitar, Travis Book on standup bass, Jeremy Garrett on fiddle, Chris Pandolfi on banjo, and Andy Hall on dobro. These members also have solo projects in and around music in addition to many of the industry’s awards as IBMAs and the Grammys that name a few.

Those of us in attendance were treated to a great night of jamming bluegrass, and to the fans’ rousing approval, the band truly looked like they were having a great time on stage.

With that, if the Stringdusters are in your area make sure you go out to see them and support them. In fact, get out and support all live music! And on that note, get out and support the Appell Center for the Performing Arts which is celebrating 100 years, A Century of the Strand.

Don’t miss The Infamous Stringdusters on tour! And mark it on your calendar as they return to the area for DelFest in Cumberland, Maryland May 21-24, 2026!

The setlist included:

Once You’re Gone
Wake me up
Three Days in July
Workin’ Mans Blues
NOTR
Black Elk
Life Moves On
Highway Paved with Pain (Lonesome River Band)
Gravity
Toy Heart
Karma’s Got Your Number
Jessica (Allman Brothers)
Let It Go
The Voyageur
Where the Rivers Run Cold
Polka on the Banjo (Flatt & Scruggs)
It’ll Be Alright
Lookin’ for something good

Check out more photos of The Infamous Stringdusters performing at The Appell Center for the Performing Arts in York on March 24, 2026. All photos are copyright Frank Thompson: