Bluegrass Music Videos

It is no surprise that Town Mountain sounds good on the Mountain. Their old bluegrass music fills the air like a fresh breeze.

Strange Americans bring their dirty-rich sounds to the Beartrap Meadow. It might be rough and loud, but that is how they like it.

The Beartrap was anticipating some rain, but the Low Water String Band chased away the storms. Once the started playing, the sun started shining.

Aaron Davis brings his new project to Beartrap this year. What is it? It is time to pull the mask off the villain to revile who is behind the Mystery Machine.

The is nothing like a good picking on the mountain. The boys from Head for the Hills brought the traditional bluegrass sounds to Beartrap.

the Black Lillies can rock and get this "little" country town dancing in the meadow. With an uptempo and a little bit of twang, they filled the valley with music.

By far one of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's most popular songs, "Fishin' In The Dark" was a 2014 Beartrap Summer Festival favorite. The meadow was fully alive with song and dance as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performed the popular hit. Check out the awesome dancing from some of Beartrap's finest.

The Deadly Gentlemen took the stage at Beartrap Summer Festival this afternoon---guitar, banjo, cello and percussion combined for a deep, soulful sound reminiscent of a country modern jazz crossover. Check out one of their songs that they covered this afternoon below:

Jalan Crossland is becoming quite the alum at the Beartrap Summer Festival! He's now taken the stage two days in a row--each day drawing a larger crowd. The local has drawn quite the gathering in the Casper area, as well as the state. The performer will be touring the state in the next few weeks, hitting Cody, Ten Sleep, Cheyenne, Gillette, and more...

On the brink of a brand new album being released this summer, Rebecca Frazier teases the audience with a sneak peak of her twangy, feminine vocals and bluegrass stylings. Check out one of her songs here, originally written and sung with a Wyoming native...