Avett Brothers

Avett Brothers

American folk rock band

Contact: Website

Musicians:
Scott Avett (Banjo, Vocals)
Seth Avett (Guitar, Vocals)
Bob Crawford (Bass)
Joe Kwon (Cello)
Mike Marsh (Drums)
Paul Defiglia (B3, Keyboard)
Tania Elizabeth (Fiddle)

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True Sadness is the Avett Brothers' highest debuting album ever and also their most autobiographical.

Avett Brothers

True Sadness is the Avett Brothers' highest debuting album ever and also their most autobiographical.

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After years of enjoying songs from North Carolina's Avett Brothers, we're proud to feature a live session on Morning Becomes Eclectic with the group.

Avett Brothers

After years of enjoying songs from North Carolina's Avett Brothers, we're proud to feature a live session on Morning Becomes Eclectic with the group.

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