One microphone, four Italians and a mission to spread the authentic bluegrass gospel. The Truffle Valley Boys are coming to town!

Yee haw! We took look one look at this band and knew we had to have them down in the cellar. Did you like the "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" soundtrack... Well then you're in for an amazing treat.

The Truffle Valley Boys are a band with a mission: to bring back the raw, powerful and authentic sound of the early years of Bluegrass music – no compromises. The group draws its repertoire and sound from some of the more obscure Bluegrass groups of the 1950s – defining years for this musical genre, which developed as a branch of Country music, strongly influenced by Gospel, Swing and Blues, and played an important role in the birth of Rockabilly.

The Truffle Valley Boys perform authentic Bluegrass in the most uncompromising way, around a single microphone and using period instrumentation, with the utmost attention to musical and aesthetic details, a fiery drive and a healthy dose of good-natured entertainment!

Since its founding in 2014, the band has appeared at most major Bluegrass, Country and Rockabilly music festivals and events in Europe, and travels thousands of miles each year touring. They have been featured in the foremost trade magazines of the field, such as Bluegrass Unlimited and Bluegrass Today, and their records have received enthusiastic reviews and airplay on radio stations all over the world. Since 2019, the band is even featured in a permanent exhibit on international Bluegrass at the Bluegrass Music Hall Of Fame And Museum in Owensboro, KY.

The Truffle Valley Boys’ show is a real throwback to era gone by, and their music is a tribute to the genuine, raw and powerful sounds of the more obscure regional Bluegrass acts of the 1950s…full steam ahead!

Matt Ringressi: Mandolin, guitar, fiddle, vocals

Germano Ciavone: Banjo, vocals

Denny Rocchio: Guitar, resonator guitar, vocals

Emanuele Valente: Upright bass

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