Sinner Friends Detroit, Michigan
Sinner Friends— multi-instrumentalists Grace van't Hof and Conner Vlietstra—draw on their collective backgrounds in bluegrass and old-time, ragtime, vintage country, and gospel to deliver savvy interpretations of forgotten classics and offer up a collection of classic original songs. The duo has a progressive vision and is committed to preserving country music, not just replicating it. ... more
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