Andy Falco
Best known for
Guitar
Andy Falco is a Long Island-bred guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer who replaced Chris Eldridge in The Infamous Stringdusters in 2007 — a Grammy winner with the band for "Laws of Gravity" (2017) and a busy producer/engineer in his home studio.
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- Guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer; one-fifth of Grammy-winning bluegrass quintet The Infamous Stringdusters.
- Grew up on Long Island, New York and cut his teeth in the New York City club scene of the 1990s; cited The Beatles, Grateful Dead, and the Allman Brothers as early influences.
- Joined The Infamous Stringdusters in 2007 in Nashville, replacing founding guitarist Chris Eldridge (who left for Punch Brothers).
- Has recorded nine studio albums with the Stringdusters since joining.
- Won the 2018 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album with the band for "Laws of Gravity" (2017).
- Released his solo album "The Will of the Way" in July 2021, his first solo project in roughly 15 years.
- Works as producer, engineer, and mixer in his home studio; production and collaboration credits include Joss Stone, Dave Butler (Guster), and Cody Kilby.
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The Infamous StringdustersPlayed on recordings with The Infamous Stringdusters
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Andy HallPlayed on recordings with Andy Hall
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Alecia NugentPlayed on recording with Alecia Nugent
