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Dr. Dom Flemons, born Dominique Flemons on August 30, 1982 in Phoenix, Arizona, is an esteemed American songster, banjo virtuoso, and storyteller who bridges traditional folk with modern performance. Co-founder of the Grammy-winning Carolina Chocolate Drops and a recipient of the 2020 United States Artists Fellowship, Flemons continues to illuminate American roots music through his solo work, engaging live shows, and thoughtful scholarship.
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Explore his rich biography, notable discography, and an active touring calendar across the United States. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket purchasing to see Dom Flemons perform live.
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Dr. Dom Flemons’ artistry draws on a broad spectrum of American musical traditions—from old-time string bands to field hollers and archival songs. His work as a performer and historian has earned him accolades including a Grammy for Genuine Negro Jig (Best Traditional Folk Album, 2011) with the Carolina Chocolate Drops and induction into the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame in 2025 (Promotion category). His Smithsonian Folkways releases—Traveling Wildfire (2023) and Black Cowboys (2018)—highlight his continued commitment to preserving and presenting historic narratives through new recordings. His 2020 US Artists Fellowship recognized his lasting impact on traditional arts.
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Upcoming tour dates in 2025 span across the country, with performances in venues such as Berkeley’s Freight & Salvage, Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, Ann Arbor’s The Ark, and Phoenix’s MIM. For tickets, we’ll provide easy, no-fuss options—secure your seats with us and enjoy a memorable live experience that honors the roots of American music.
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Dr. Dom Flemons’ artistry draws on a broad spectrum of American musical traditions—from old-time string bands to field hollers and archival songs. His work as a performer and historian has earned him accolades including a Grammy for Genuine Negro Jig (Best Traditional Folk Album, 2011) with the Carolina Chocolate Drops and induction into the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame in 2025 (Promotion category). His Smithsonian Folkways releases—Traveling Wildfire (2023) and Black Cowboys (2018)—highlight his continued commitment to preserving and presenting historic narratives through new recordings. His 2020 US Artists Fellowship recognized his lasting impact on traditional arts.
Upcoming tour dates in 2025 span across the country, with performances in venues such as Berkeley’s Freight & Salvage, Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, Ann Arbor’s The Ark, and Phoenix’s MIM. For tickets, we’ll provide easy, no-fuss options—secure your seats with us and enjoy a memorable live experience that honors the roots of American music.
Social links for Dr. Flemons (official sites and Smithsonian/American Songster portals) connect you to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter/X channels, all listed in the performer profiles for quick access.
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