Remedy Tree is a Florida-based Americana band rooted in bluegrass, old-time, and folk traditions. Founded in 2015 by Gabriel and Abigail Acevedo, the group blends Gabriel’s unique perspective—born in Puerto Rico and raised in rural Florida—with Abigail’s deep old-time background. Together with Nathan Beaumont on mandolin and Isaac Taylor on banjo they create original music that feels both timeless and fresh. Since signing with Mountain Fever Records in 2024, Remedy Tree has performed at Ireland, England, and all over the Eastern US sharing stages with notable acts such as Peter Rowan, The Infamous Stringdusters, Sister Sadie, Ricky Skaggs, and The Steeldrivers. Their 2025 album Beyond What I Can See continues to gain momentum as they headline The Forest Tour in the Summer of 2026. A growing force in Americana music—deep roots, new ground. Remedy Tree are 2026 IBMA Momentum Band of the Year nominees. Beyond What I Can See, released September 12, 2025 on Mountain Fever Records, features fiddler Jason Carter on five of its ten tracks and Victor Furtado on clawhammer banjo; its release tour included a full-house debut at Nashville’s Station Inn with both as special guests. The Forest Tour took the band from Florida and Georgia to Portland, Omaha, Chattanooga and Huntsville, and on to the Kluane Mountain Bluegrass Festival in the Yukon and the Cowichan Valley Bluegrass Festival in British Columbia. A new single, “Train to Folkston”, followed on October 7, 2026, and in January 2027 the band open two nights for Yonder Mountain String Band at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver.

Here are our upcoming tour dates. For the most current information, visit our tour page.
Here are some videos that showcase our sound and performance style.
Mountain Fever Records’ video for the band’s second single for the label. Grace Sanderson plays the title character, intercut with the band dancing along a rural road.

Written by Gabriel Acevedo and Josh Griffin, recorded at Fish Tank Recordings in St. Augustine. Video shot by Tucker Joenz and edited by Gabriel Acevedo.

From the band’s own road vlog: their debut at the Station Inn on the Beyond What I Can See release tour, with both guests from the album sitting in.

Here are some other resources promoters, press journalists, and booking prospects frequently request from management.
The band’s 2026 stage plot, as published on their own press kit page.

Three hundred videos from the road: festivals, tour vlogs, studio sessions and music videos going back to 2014.

Remedy Tree have been a Mountain Fever Records artist since 2024.

Booking goes through the band’s manager, Jeffrey Amundsen.

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