Bluegrass Night with Dailey & Vincent and The SteelDrivers

Ralph Stanley
Although he needs no introduction, we'll go ahead and give him one anyway. Ralph was born in Dickenson County, Virginia, where he still resides when he's not on the road. After 55 years in the business, he's still the best banjo picker and tenor singer in bluegrass music.

Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
I was born on April 20, 1944 in Ford Town, a part of Sullivan County, near Kingsport, TN, to Leonard and Minnie Lawson. I have two brothers, James and Les, and one sister, Colleen. As far back as I can remember, I loved the sound of music.

Steep Canyon Rangers
From Asheville, North Carolina, Steep Canyon Rangers have built a reputation as an engaging acoustic quintet seasoned by constant touring. Before being nominated for 2 International Bluegrass Music awards in 2008 (including Album of the Year, ”Lovin’ Pretty Women), the Rangers were...

Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder
Singer-mandolin player Ricky Skaggs got his start with Ralph Stanley's Clinch Mountain Boys and then in Emmylou Harris' Hot Band, Ricky became a country super-star in the 80's racking up dozens of hits and has won twelve Grammy's, eight CMA awards & is a two-time Dove Award recipient.

Steeldrivers
Specializing in a unique mix of what might be called bluegrass soul, the Steel Drivers are comprised of a group of veteran Nashville session players including Richard Bailey on banjo, Mike Fleming on bass, Mike Henderson on mandolin, Tammy Rogers on fiddle, and Chris Stapleton on...

Rhonda Vincent & the Rage
Rhonda Vincent inherited timeless bluegrass strains from her family and the hills of her Missouri homeland; you can hear them echo when she sings or runs her hands across a mandolin, guitar or fiddle.

The Dan Tyminski Band
Dynamic on stage, down to earth off stage, Dan Tyminski has the voice, instrumental chops, and charisma to be counted among the most recognizable and popular male vocalists on today’s bluegrass and country music scenes.

Dailey & Vincent

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