Black Mountain, North Carolina-based Pisgah Brewing hosted their third Jam in the Trees over the weekend of August 24 and 25, bringing together a harlequin lineup of Americana, alt-country, string bands, and bluegrass in the idyllic Blue Ridge Mountains. Whether you were on hand for every second of the musical magic or you couldn’t quite make it to the festival this year, relive the two day roots celebration with our photo recap.
A beautiful setting for a beautiful couple of days.
Singer/songwriter Jane Kramer.
Gangstagrass
Fireside Collective
Lindi Ortega
Andy Buckner (far right) and band.
Just a couple of many vendors selling their wares.
Just a couple of many vendors selling their wares.
Toronto-based bluegrass band, the Slocan Ramblers.
IBMA Emerging Artist of the Year nominees, The Po' Ramblin' Boys.
The Steel Wheels take the stage.
Elizabeth Cook (for Sheriff!)
Ol' Flux himself, Jerry Douglas.
The Steel Wheels, quite literally jamming in the trees.
The Po' Ramblin' Boys, Ronnie McCoury, and Jim Lauderdale up to no good.
Elizabeth Cook and an attentive audience.
More banjos, please.
Jim Lauderdale, the king of broken hearts.
Shooter Jennings at Jam in the Trees.
Shooter on a gorgeous night in NC.
Just like his dad, Ronnie McCoury emanates joy on stage.
Jason Carter, fiddler for the Travelin' McCourys
The Travelin' McCourys with Jerry Douglas close out the main stage at Jam in the Trees 2018.
Photos by Revival Photography: Jason and Heather Barr
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