Old Crow Medicine Show

Old Crow Medicine Show is an Americana band that has achieved a unique fusion of traditional sounds and contemporary energy. Since their formation in 1998, they have cultivated a style that blends folk, alternative country, and bluegrass, creating a sound that evokes the nostalgia of pre-World War II music. Their ability to reinterpret classic songs and mix them with original compositions has allowed them to stand out in the Nashville music scene. A key moment in their career occurred in 2000, when renowned bluegrass musician Doc Watson discovered them while they were playing on the street in Boone, North Carolina. This encounter not only opened doors for them but also allowed them to contribute to the resurgence of string bands performing Americana music.

In 2013, they were officially inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, a milestone that solidified their place in American music. Their album Remedy, released in 2014, won the Grammy for Best Folk Album, further affirming their quality and popularity. Throughout their career, they have released several significant albums, such as O.C.M.S. (2004), which was recognized as one of the best bluegrass albums of the year, and Volunteer (2018), which coincided with their twentieth anniversary. Their most iconic song, "Wagon Wheel," written by Ketch Secor in collaboration with Bob Dylan, has become a modern classic, achieving platinum certification in 2013 and being covered by various artists.