Andy Hall
Contemporary Bluegrass
Andy Hall is a New York-born dobroist and Berklee-trained slide-guitar specialist whose founding seat in The Infamous Stringdusters helped reshape contemporary bluegrass — a Grammy winner with the band for "Laws of Gravity" (2017) and a multi-time IBMA award honoree.
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- Founding member of The Infamous Stringdusters, which emerged 2006–2007 with the Sugar Hill EP and debut LP "Fork in the Road."
- Graduate of Berklee College of Music, where he met future Stringdusters bandmates Chris Pandolfi and Chris Eldridge.
- Relocated to Nashville on September 10, 2001; early Nashville work included sideman duties with Harley Allen and joining Ronnie Bowman's band in 2003 alongside Wyatt Rice and Jesse Cobb.
- Won three IBMA awards in October 2007 with the Stringdusters: Emerging Artist of the Year, Album of the Year ("Fork in the Road"), and Song of the Year.
- Won Best Bluegrass Album Grammy with the Stringdusters for "Laws of Gravity" (2017).
- Solo and side projects include "Sound of the Slide Guitar" (Sugar Hill, 2007), "12 Bluegrass Classics for Resophonic Guitar" (2020), and "Squareneck Soul" (with guests including Sierra Hull, Billy Strings, and Wes Corbett).
- Collaborated with sacred-steel player Roosevelt Collier on "Let the Steel Ring."
- Teaches dobro online via ArtistWorks.
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Sound of the Slide Guitar2008 · Sugar Hill SUG-CD 4041
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Andy FalcoPlayed on recordings with Andy Hall
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Andy HallPlayed on recordings with Andy Hall
