Flatland Drive plays bluegrass music at Holts Landing State Park in Dagsboro, August 12th 6-8pm.

Flatland Drive began, not as a joke, but as a serious effort to blend traditional, hard-driving bluegrass with modern stylings, on April Fool’s Day in 2009. The members of the band hail from Caroline County, Maryland or Kent County, Delaware. In their time together, the band has shared the stage with the likes of bluegrass giants such as The Seldom Scene, The Lonesome River Band, Dailey and Vincent, The Boxcars, and many other stellar bands in the world of bluegrass. They have worked very hard to write, find, and sharpen a wide array of material that showcases the instrumental prowess of their players and the respected harmonic talents of their vocalists.

The Inland Bays Foundation will be selling food at this performance.