The 19th Street Band Washington, D.C.
Characterized by high energy and strong vocal harmonies, The 19th Street Band ignites an audience with their passion for music, their magnetic presence and enthusiasm. Bridging the musical traditions of bluegrass and roots from Ireland to the Appalachian, their eclectic gypsy-rock spirit literally leaps from the stage and engages the crowd in the music. ... more
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