Diehard DelFest lovers get an extra week to benefit from the one week extended deadline to purchase the beloved three-day tickets. Fans will watch an ensemble line-up of over 20 top-name performers, over a three-day showing.One band in the line-up, The Travelin McCoury’s, is out to play traditional bluegrass, but admits to having no qualms with spicing things up and playing electric, too.“We like to go in and play traditional bluegrass music...but if we need to plug in, we’ll plug in,” Ronnie McCoury said.Performers such as the Travelin McCoury’s will also be hosting three separate classes for students of bluegrass to interact and learn from those who have gone before them. Two levels will be used, Level 1 for novice to intermediate students, while Level 2 works to help intermediate to advanced students.
