Rhonda Vincent

Rhonda Vincent performed at a private event yesterday (9/5) on a farm near Gettysburg, PA and took the opportunity to test drive a John Deere 9760 STS combine. She not only took this pricey heavyweight for a spin, but also left

A few NorthEastern blogs are abuzz with the name, Rhonda Vincent. Sadly, it's not her music they're talking about. What has them all stirred up is an action she took at the Podunk Bluegrass Festival this last Saturday. During the course of

Rhonda Vincent has released Sweet Summertime, the debut single from her upcoming album Taken, via iTunes. This will be the first project released since Vincent ended her lengthy partnership with Rounder Records. Taken will be released on a new label run

Hunter Berry has married into the mob - the Vincent Sandker mob, that is. On Tuesday Hunter, who plays fiddle with Rhonda Vincent and the Rage, wed Sally Sandker, the daughter of Rhonda Vincent and her husband Herb Sandker. Talk about

The Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival is widely viewed as the official kickoff of the annual bluegrass festival season. It may not always be the very first major outdoor festival of the year, but given its size and the caliber of talent

Rhonda Vincent invited her many fans into the studio yesterday when she was recording vocals for her upcoming album. No...  of course they wouldn't all fit in her home studio, but she was webcasting live for several hours while the vocals

Rhonda Vincent will be releasing her next album with a new partner. No... not that! She and husband Herb Sandker are still connected at the hip, and he continues to represent and manage her career through Upper Managemnet. The new partner

The nominees for the 41st annual Dove Awards have been announced. They will be presented at a gala awards show at The Grand Ole Opry on April 21 in Nashville. These awards are given by the Gospel Music Association in 43

Rhonda Vincent is back at it. She and her talented band, The Rage, are in the studio working on their next record. Once again, Rhonda is providing a journal of the recording process on her website, which she bills as Adventures

Over the past few years, bluegrass and independent labels have been adopting a policy long employed by the mainstream record companies of not releasing new titles in the latter parts of each year. They correctly presume that media folks are