Boats & Bluegrass '24: Slapdash Bluegrass

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The Live Feed

KQAL 89.5FM

184 episodes

3 months ago

Local Music comes alive on – The Live Feed. The Live Feed is a live concert series recorded on location and centered around local and regional (MN) artists. Might sometimes include acoustic in studio performances. The Live Feed is written and produced by KQAL 89.5FM on the campus of Winona State University. The Live Feed is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

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Boats & Bluegrass '24: Slapdash Bluegrass

The Live Feed

1 hour 7 minutes

3 months ago

Boats & Bluegrass '24: Slapdash Bluegrass

Boats annnnd!... That’s right! Winona’s annual Boats and Bluegrass festival has rolled through town once again! spreading its sweet bluegrass tunes to anyone who got a chance to listen. But don't worry if you didnt make it, because we did! And KQAL made sure to record it for you. So dont be blue becuse were going to be playinh these magic sounds all season long.

Tonight we have Slapdash Bluegrass. This bluegrass band hails from three different states but bases themselves in Decorah Iowa. Their sound is that classic old time bluegrass feel with the twang of the banjo, bouncing bass, rambling guitar, and playful mandolin mixed in with an energizing fiddle and some slaptastic vocals, that'll have you singing along in no time.

And, with a name that rhymes you know your in for a good time!

I’m Abby Hawkey, telling you to put on your running shoes and get ready to dash, as we bring you Slapdash Bluegrass tonight on the Live Feed.

Original Airdate: 04/11/25

The Live Feed is produced by KQAL FM on the campus of Winona State University and is made possible by a grant from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.