The Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival at the Walsh Farm in Oak Hill, NY has announced the 2025 Musicians Lineup for the event being held from July 16-20.
Some artists included in this year’s lineup include Del McCoury Band, Sam Bush Band, I’m With Her, Sierra Hull, Della Mae and more. Other groups, such as The California Honeydrops and Cris Jacobs, will be making their debut at the festival. Dry Branch Fire Squad will be joined by storyteller Ron Thomason as the host band, and GRAMMY award-winning bluegrass guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and producer Woody Platt will join this year as the Artist-in-Residence. The festival will also host international genres like Irish-influenced JigJam, Venezuelan-influenced Larry & Joe, German-influenced Johnny & The Yooahoos and more.
This year’s Emerging Artist Showcase will include The Wilder Flower from North Carolina, High Horse from Massachusetts, The Litch Brothers from Washington and more. Families can expect the Grey Fox Bluegrass Academy for Kids, the festival’s youth music program. For three days, children will have the opportunity to learn with a performance on the main stage. The free program requires a registration for 8-17 year olds starting on April 1.
The Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival festival attracts fans from over 30 states and a dozen countries to experience outstanding entertainment, welcoming community and beautiful scenery. Now in its fourth decade, the festival transforms the year-round farm into a pop-up tent city with music stages, workshops, dances, vendors and more for thousands of visitors, sponsors and volunteers.
“It’s all about community and the sense of belonging,” said photographer and Grey Fox fan Tyler Campbell. “Once you go, you know. Add the finest music I can imagine and it’s the week I look forward to all year round. It’s my place to unwind, relax, and connect with things that really matter.”
Camping is available from Wednesday-Sunday, July 16-20, with the purchase of a full festival ticket, including dry camping, electric hookups and glamping. For more information, visit here.
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