Artists
Don Rigsby
Don Rigsby is a highly acclaimed Grammy-winning bluegrass musician, singer, mandolinist, and producer from Kentucky, often recognized for his work with the Lonesome River Band and as a solo artist. Known as a "Kentucky Troubadour," he is a veteran of traditional bluegrass music, with accolades including multiple SPBGMA awards and International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) awards.
We are excited to have Don playing our Lafferty LF1 on stage and beyond!
Mary Rachel Nalley-Norris
Mary Rachel is a powerhouse mandolinist whose driving rhythm, precision, and unmistakable bluegrass style have helped define the sound and energy of one of today’s most exciting bands. Her musicianship, professionalism, and passion for preserving and advancing bluegrass music align perfectly with the values we build into every Lafferty mandolin.
We are honored to have Mary Rachel playing our Lafferty Vintage F on stage and beyond, and we look forward to supporting her continued success with the Kody Norris Show.
Ashleigh Graham Brown
Ashleigh Graham Brown is a rising force in contemporary bluegrass and roots music — a gifted singer, songwriter, and mandolinist whose energetic playing and heartfelt vocals have quickly earned her recognition within the acoustic music community. Signed to Pinecastle Records, Ashleigh has made significant waves on the bluegrass scene with a series of original singles, including her acclaimed debut “Bless Your Little Heart” and the upbeat favorite “Head Over High Heels,” showcasing her dynamic musical style and deep connection to traditional roots.
We are excited to have Ashleigh playing a Lafferty LF1 on stage and in the studio!
Addie Levy
Addie Levy is a natural born, dynamic entertainer from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. At the age of 10, Addie joined the traditional Appalachian music scene learning from bluegrass and old time masters. She fell in love with the “happy music” that was so rich in history, stories, and community. Now as a multi instrumentalist based out of Nashville and Southwest Virginia, Addie is writing, recording and traveling wherever the music takes her and her mandolin.
We are thrilled to have Addie playing our Lafferty F Style Octave on stage and beyond, and we look forward to supporting her continued success with the My Brothers Comatose and solo projects.