Sister Sadie Celebrates 10 Years with New Album 'All Will Be Well'

The GRAMMY-nominated bluegrass group breaks new ground on their latest release.

Mar. 28, 2026 at 11:00pm

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Sister Sadie, the all-female bluegrass powerhouse, is celebrating 10 years together with the release of their new album 'All Will Be Well.' The record showcases the band's evolution, blending bluegrass with country, Americana, and gospel influences to create a fearless, truth-telling sound. From gut-punch ballads to high-octane instrumentals, the album marks a new chapter for the group, who have fought for their space in a genre that often asked them to shrink.

Why it matters

Sister Sadie has become a force to be reckoned with in the bluegrass world, earning GRAMMY nominations, IBMA awards, and a coveted spot on the Grand Ole Opry stage. Their new album 'All Will Be Well' represents the band's refusal to be defined by labels or expectations, as they continue to push the boundaries of roots music.

The details

Formed by accident a decade ago at a jam session in Nashville's Station Inn, Sister Sadie has grown into a powerhouse bluegrass group. Their new album 'All Will Be Well' sees the band expanding their sound, blending bluegrass with country, Americana, and gospel influences. The record features raw, emotional performances, righteous defiance, and a refusal to stay within the lines of traditional bluegrass.

  • Sister Sadie formed in Nashville in 2016.
  • The band has released five studio albums, with 'All Will Be Well' being their latest, set to drop on March 28, 2026.

The players

Sister Sadie

An all-female bluegrass band that has become a powerhouse in the genre, earning GRAMMY nominations and IBMA awards over the past decade.

Deanie Richardson

The band's fiery fiddle player and a two-time IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year.

Gena Britt

The founding member and banjo powerhouse of Sister Sadie.

Jaelee Roberts

The lead vocalist of Sister Sadie and the 2024 IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year.

Dani Flowers

A gifted songwriter with cuts across country and Americana, who adds heart and heat through her lyrics and guitar work in Sister Sadie.

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What they’re saying

“We've never been interested in playing a role to fit someone else's idea of what bluegrass should look like. We've always played from the heart, and from the gut.”

— Deanie Richardson, Fiddle Player

“This album is us, no filter. We didn't try to stay inside any lines. We just wrote and recorded what felt honest.”

— Gena Britt, Founding Member and Banjo Player

“This is the most 'us' we've ever sounded.”

— Dani Flowers, Songwriter and Guitarist

“It's not about being bluegrass enough. It's about being brave enough to evolve.”

— Jaelee Roberts, Lead Vocalist

“This record is a reminder that you can stay rooted and still grow wild.”

— Rainy Miatke, Mandolin Player

What’s next

Sister Sadie will be performing songs from 'All Will Be Well' on their upcoming tour, which kicks off in April 2026 and will hit major festivals and venues across the country.

The takeaway

Sister Sadie's new album 'All Will Be Well' showcases the band's evolution and refusal to be defined by labels or expectations. The record blends bluegrass with country, Americana, and gospel influences, creating a fearless, truth-telling sound that celebrates the band's journey and paves the way for the next generation of roots music.