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The RFD Boys

The legendary RFD Boys played at The Ark in Ann Arbor on Friday, May 8 at 8 p.m. You could experience one of Michigan’s classic bluegrass bands known for their unique humor and stellar musicianship, captivating audiences for over fifty years.

The RFD Boys — Organizer image
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Since 1969, The RFD Boys have been a cornerstone of Michigan bluegrass, sharing the stage with legends like Bill Monroe and Ralph Stanley and inspiring covers by artists such as the Country Gentlemen. Their music blends tradition with freshness, enhanced by Dan Roehrig, who joined in 2018 bringing his skills on guitar, mandolin, and bass. Their performance was a special moment in Ann Arbor’s music scene, showcasing deep roots and a lively contemporary sound.

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