A feast of bluegrass and newgrass is served

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Two bluegrass legends will take the stage together in D.C. this weekend for a show that isn’t often seen outside of Nashville, Tenn.

In a way, the show by Del McCoury, one of the true gentlemen and elder statesmen of the format, and Sam Bush, often called the King of Newgrass, is a pre-Thanksgiving feast for fans. The two longtime friends and virtuosos, who each have been honored with a host of awards and cited as idols by such legendary artists as Alison Krauss, are playing smaller venues than usual to better connect with fans.

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