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Blueground Undergrass (BGUG) is a pioneering force in the bluegrass fusion scene. Formed in 1998 by Rev. Jeff Mosier, BGUG fused bluegrass with rock and other genres to create a groove-driven sound that helped shape the jam-band and newgrass movements. Known for high-energy live performances and collaborations within the Col. Bruce Hampton/ARU lineage, BGUG offers a sonic experience that blends traditional bluegrass with exploratory improvisation and rock-infused edge. This page provides a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and information about upcoming performances. Secure your seats for a show and experience this eclectic, groove-based sound that keeps audiences coming back for more.

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Public activity for Blueground Undergrass slowed after the mid-2000s, but the band and its members have continued to perform in related projects and occasional reunions, such as Suwannee Spring Reunion. When BGUG headlines or joins festival lineups, their sets deliver a distinctive, high-energy mix that appeals to bluegrass fans and jam audiences alike. For fans in the Southeast and beyond, keep an eye on tour announcements, venue pages, and the artist’s official channels for the latest updates.

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Quick Facts About Blueground Undergrass

  • Formed in 1998 by Rev. Jeff Mosier, BGUG fused bluegrass with rock and other genres, influencing the jam-band/newgrass scene.
  • Discography (most recent first): Faces (2006, Landslide Records); NewGround (2001, label unknown); Live at the Variety Playhouse 7.10.99 (1999, Phoenix Presents); Barnyard Gone Wrong (1998, Root Cellar).
  • Known for high-energy live shows and collaborations with Col. Bruce Hampton/ARU lineage; described as an eclectic, groove-based bluegrass-laced sound.
  • Public touring activity slowed after the mid-2000s; BGUG has had reunion-type appearances (e.g., Suwannee Spring Reunion) and Jeff Mosier continues to perform in related projects.

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Blueground Undergrass Discography

  • Faces
    2006 · Landslide Records
  • NewGround
    2001 · Unknown
  • Live at the Variety Playhouse 7.10.99
    1999 · Phoenix Presents
  • Barnyard Gone Wrong
    1998 · Root Cellar

Public activity for Blueground Undergrass slowed after the mid-2000s, but the band and its members have continued to perform in related projects and occasional reunions, such as Suwannee Spring Reunion. When BGUG headlines or joins festival lineups, their sets deliver a distinctive, high-energy mix that appeals to bluegrass fans and jam audiences alike. For fans in the Southeast and beyond, keep an eye on tour announcements, venue pages, and the artist’s official channels for the latest updates.

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