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The Sligo Creek Stompers bring a lively, roots-driven sound that crosses genres and eras. Formed around 2010–2011, this DC-area ensemble blends Appalachian and old-time tunes with bluegrass, Texas & Gypsy swing, traditional jazz, New Orleans ragtime, and Irish fiddling. They’ve built a reputation for engaging performances that celebrate danceable roots music and shared musical storytelling.
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Whether you’re into lively contra dances at Glen Echo Park or intimate gigs at regional venues, the Stompers offer a robust catalog and a stage presence that keeps audiences coming back for more. We’ve got you covered with upcoming tour info and easy, no-fuss ticket options.
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Browse the bio, discography highlights, and upcoming shows below. And if you’re looking to connect, you can follow the band on their official pages for the latest news and releases.
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Key venues and moments include a Kennedy Center Millennium Stage debut in August 2012 and a sold-out Sixth & I show in January 2013 supporting their album Vital Mental Medicine. The group is a staple of the DC-area contra/dance community, with recurring appearances at Glen Echo Park and the 333 Coffeehouse in Annapolis. Their Bandcamp pages host their catalog and link to Facebook and the band’s official site, offering a hub for music, tour dates, and new releases.
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Upcoming tour dates are listed as standalone events, with each date treated individually so fans can plan around regional performances as they’re announced.
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Key venues and moments include a Kennedy Center Millennium Stage debut in August 2012 and a sold-out Sixth & I show in January 2013 supporting their album Vital Mental Medicine. The group is a staple of the DC-area contra/dance community, with recurring appearances at Glen Echo Park and the 333 Coffeehouse in Annapolis. Their Bandcamp pages host their catalog and link to Facebook and the band’s official site, offering a hub for music, tour dates, and new releases.
Upcoming tour dates are listed as standalone events, with each date treated individually so fans can plan around regional performances as they’re announced.
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