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The Flybirds

This award winning musical embodiment of Alternative Bluegrass & Appalachia based out of Winchester, Virginia, have migrated through the music industry for 8 years, their voices and melodies soaring to new heights together. This unique and original band is comprised of Elizabeth Baker on banjo, and fiddle, Mary Dunlap on bass, Sarah Twigg on guitar. Their first full length original album “The Band is Causing Problems” released in 2020 and they’ve just released their second album “The Band is Playing Covers” in 2023.

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