The Deer Creek Boys offer what Mountain Fever Records has described as “a youthful,

edging on contemporary approach to bluegrass”, but definitely stay rooted in the

traditional mindset. They were originally formed when brothers Justin Tomlin (guitar)

and Jason "Sweet Tater" Tomlin (bass) and best friend Cason Ogden (mandolin)

started picking locally in their native Amherst, Virginia and have since added North

Carolina banjo picker Andy Lowe to round out their sound. They have been a favorite

of the festival circuit ever since emerging on the scene! With stints in Nothin’ Fancy,

Junior Sisk & Rambler's Choice, and the Bluegrass Brothers on the band's résumé, the

Deer Creek Boys are a powerful blend of energetic picking, hard-hitting harmonies, and

top-notch songwriting.

In April of 2016, the band released their major-label debut, What Goes Up, on

Mountain Fever Records. The album received instant success, landing three separate

songs on the Bluegrass Today radio charts and making it to the second round of the

IBMA “Emerging Artist of the Year” award category. What Goes Up even received a bid

into the initial round of the Grammy Awards voting in 2017, for “Best Bluegrass Album.”

Jason Tomlin – Bass, Vocals

Cason Ogden – Mandolin, Vocals

Andy Lowe – Banjo

Justin Tomlin – Guitar, Vocals, Emcee