Based out of central Pennsylvania playing traditional and cutting edge acoustic bluegrass music, Colebrook Road hit the stage in April of 2009. Since then the band has gained rapid exposure and notoriety for its skillful instrumentation, vocal harmony, and original composition.

The name comes from a local phenomenon in which three different byways share the name all within a few miles of one another. All the band members are musicians coming from varied musical backgrounds. Steeped in bluegrass tradition from the likes of Bill Monroe to Chris Thile, Wade Yankey’s skillful mandolin playing drives the group’s raw bluegrass sound. 

Coming from a rock and reggae background, Adam Bustin sings the harmony vocals as well as holding up the solid bottom end of the band on the upright bass. Marcus Weaver picks the five string banjo in traditional Earl Scruggs three finger style while bringing his own vibe to the sound. Coming from a blues and rock guitar background, Marcus does much of the band’s songwriting. Singing lead vocal and playing guitar is Jesse Eisenbise who comes from a folk and country background. Jesse also writes the band’s original music which is usually requested at live shows. 

The unique sound combined with interesting lyrics that relate to local life in central Pennsylvania is what keeps people coming back to see Colebrook Road time and time again. Acoustic music is a unique appeal, but the combination of traditional and contemporary bluegrass sound sets this quartet apart from any other musical act in the area.