Barnyard Tea Amsterdam, Netherlands
Barnyard Tea brings you rowdy, stomping bluegrass. They combine style, class and a whiff of rock & roll in their Dutch approach to an American tradition. The three blond-haired men focus their arrangements around vocal harmony and the use of authentic instruments. They have been seen playing mandolins, banjos, dobros, guitars and of course a good old double bass. ... more
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