We all kind of put it together and formed a group from that.” They named it Sleepy Man Banjo Boys – after Robbie, the youngest member’s demeanor while playing his instrument.

The Epilepsy Foundation is proud to announce a partnership with the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys.The young trio of brothers: 17 year-old Tommy Mizzone on guitar, 15 year-old Robbie Mizzone on fiddle and ...

(CBS) - The young Mizzone brothers who comprise the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys are back with more of their amazing music stylings. This time they're playing Eric Weissberg's classic "Dueling Banjos ...

Sleepy Man Banjo Boys are a bluegrass band of brothers from New Jersey. The group, comprised of 17-year-old Tommy, 14-year-old Robbie, and 12-year-old Jonny Mizzone, first got into bluegrass ...

One of bluegrass music's biggest viral video sensations, the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, is headed to Roanoke, not just to play, but to learn.

The boy in question is one Jonny Mizzone along with his brothers in the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, 12-year-old Robbie Mizzone on fiddle and 14-year-old Tommy Mizzone on guitar, playing the song "How ...

Sleepy Man will play some of their new material, along with older songs and vintage covers, in performance at Centenary Stage Co. in Hackettstown tomorrow night.

Get familiar with the musical magic of the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys.

This was the interesting performance of the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, a bluegrass group consisting of the Mizzone brothers Tommy, Robbie and Jonny.

Now, the trio of bluegrass visionaries, collectively known as the Sleepy Man Banjo Boys, comes to the Decatur Civic Center for a Friday, Aug. 22 concert.

Jonny Mizzone and his brothers Robbie, 12, and Tommy, 14, make up the bluegrass band Sleep Man Banjo Boys from New Jersey. They have gained Internet stardom for their talent.