Crossover Touring

Happy Friday! After the stripped down nuance of ’ “Baby Man” last year, we are fired up for the full-band treatment promised by “The Landfill,” the single Eric D. Johnson dropped this week as part of announcing his extended 2026 full-band tour — which takes him everywhere and back again over the course of 40+ dates — and the album of the same title, which drops just as tour kicks off in June.

But that’s just the start of a busy week for the Crossover roster, with a brand-new album from (“Good As True,” their 12th full-length record!), plus new tours and top-of-the-poster festival announcements. Swipe through and have a look!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! A growing sensation in the Northeast, the four-piece faithfully recreates iconic Phish shows (often from the pre-2000 hiatus era), catching the attention of even the most jaded Gen-X fans. We'll raise a glass of Bathtub Gin to celebrate!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! Part of Colorado's exciting Americana movement, Clay Street Unit pushes the envelope of bluegrass-style instrumentation with the amplified energy of Americana and country on their debut album, "Sin & Squalor." Looking forward to working with them!

Please welcome to the Crossover roster! With virtuosic fiddle-playing and classically delivered vocals, Bronwyn has attracted an impressive collection of performers to her cracker-jack traveling band and Grammy-nominated "I Built a World." Excited to have her on the team!

Congrats once again to Billy Strings for taking home his 4th Entertainer of the Year Award — he never ceases to amaze us — and we are so excited that Maddie Denton, of the incredible East Nash Grass, took home Fiddler of Year last night as well. A fantastic night for the genre as a whole, as the IBMA continues to shine a light on the fantastic talent playing bluegrass tunes all across the country.