Four Lakes Traditional Music Collective is delighted to announce that not one, but two Grammy® Award-winning artists will be appearing at this years Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival.

Bluegrass legend J.D. Crowe, along with his band the New South, won the 1983 Best Country Instrumental Performance for the tune “Fireball”. Though he officially “retired” from touring in 1988, Crowe’s tour schedule shows that he still has a lot of music left to play, and he continues to electrify audiences around the world.

Bill Miller won Best Native American Music Album for 2004’s “Cedar Dream Songs”. A Wisconsin native, Miller is an award-winning recording artist, performer, songwriter, activist, painter, and world-class accomplished flute player. In addition to the Grammy award, Miller’s recent activities include producing two incredible albums and leading Wisconsin’s La Crosse Symphony Orchestra, a member of the League of American Orchestras.

These two acclaimed artists will make the 6th Annual Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival one to remember!