Bronwyn

Bronwyn is a GRAMMY®-winning artist and two-time International Bluegrass Music Awards Fiddle Player of the Year. Her first album, Fiddler’s Pastime, showcased her remarkable fiddle skillset and prowess, while her sophomore release, I Built A World, introduced the world to her singing style. Her third album, Rattlin’ Bones, contains Bronwyn’s own songs—her first production of all-original music. A noted Nashville Scene Critic’s Pick, Rattlin’ Bones features mandolinist Tristan Scroggins, banjoist Frank Evans, bassist Larry Cook, and guitarist Grant Dresnok. Bronwyn played with Mollie Tuttle & Golden Highway before going solo. She started learning the fiddle at age 3, starting with Celtic music before finding bluegrass. Bronwyn co-founded the noted Boston bluegrass band Mile Twelve.