Photos from the concert by Thomas Nguyen:

As America’s new first family of bluegrass, Cherryholmes has stormed to the top of the bluegrass world. Their sound is made up of hard-driving instrumental virtuosity and explosive vocal harmonies. Sure to be a night of energetic and soulful music! They’ve conquered Branson and Dollywood, bringing crowds to their feet at every performance! Meet the Cherryholmes family: dad, Jere; mom, Sandy, and the children: Molly, 17; Skip, 19; B.J., 21; and Cia Leigh Cherryholmes, 25.

“…a mesmerizing presence…a cold blast of virtuosity…” – NEW YORK TIMES

“There’s no sound quite like family harmony, and you don’t have to be a band to appreciate that…” – Meredith Ochs, NPR’s “All Things Considered”

“This family has created a bluegrass sound that explodes with exuberant fiddling, expert banjo and passionate harmonies.” – NEWSWEEK

With their roots based in bluegrass, celtic, and jazz, Cherryholmes has stormed to the top of the music world since winning the 2005 IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) Award for Entertainer of the Year. Their self-titled debut album on Skaggs Family Records in 2006 received a Grammy nomination for Best Bluegrass Album, and their second Grammy-nominated album “Black And White” came in at No. 1 on Billboard’s Bluegrass Album Chart. Cherryholmes’ latest album, “Don’t Believe” garnered them their third and fourth Grammy nominations for Best Bluegrass Album, and crossed them over into the Best Country Instrumental Performance category for the track, “Sumatra.” Cherryholmes hit the stage with hard-driving instrumental virtuosity and explosive vocal harmonies. Featuring a variety of original song stylings, and high-energy dancing, it’s a look and sound that can only be described as “Cherryholmes.”