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Packway Handle Band members include Tom Baker - banjo, vocals; Josh Erwin - guitar, vocals; Andrew Heaton - fiddle, vocals; Zach McCoy - bass; and Michael Paynter - mandolin, vocals.
John is a multi-talented acoustic music performer from Charleston, W. Va., specializing in Americana, roots country,and traditional folk music. He writes new songs that sound as old as the hills, and performs older songs like they were made yesterday.
Joe Matteson and Jim White are the Buzzard Mountain Boys. These guys play an amusing selection of brother duet and old-time music that will warm your heart and take you back to the days of the traveling minstrels. 
Beverly Smith and Dahlonega's John Grimm have teamed up recently to perform some of the best old time music heard in the hills of southern Appalachia in a very long time.
Whitepath has been playing bluegrass and accoustic music in and around North Georgia as well as several festivals and events around the southeast for 17 years.
Led by veteran musician and ace fiddler David Blackmon, Athens, Georgia’s, Curley Maple brings its unique brand of neo-traditional string band music to new audiences with each season.
Gold Rush, together since 2001, features some of the region's best bluegrass musicians. Their on-the-money instrumentals and tight harmony singing have made them favorites at concerts, festivals, and private parties throughout North Georgia, including Bear on the Square.
The Rosin Sisters are Barbara Panter-Connah, Ann Whitley-Singleton, and Jan Smith -- sisters at heart who love to play and sing together.