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The Jolly String Quartet is comprised of the four oldest children of Jeff and Elaine Jolly of Mount Juliet, Tennessee. They are Viktor, Yara, and Kristina — all age nineteen — and Gorsha, age eighteen. The three nineteen-year-olds

MUDDY WATERS Bluegrass Band performing at Sutton Ole Time Music Hour! Enjoy The Best in Tennessee's Southern Cooking Served in Sutton General Store's Dining Room! Admission $3.00 Dinner $20 includes admission Call the store for reservations - 931-653-4151 Upcoming Dates: December 29th - Jolly Quartet

Ida Clare to perform at Sutton Ole Time Music Hour! They are a Louisville, KY based band playing an eclectic mix of Bluegrass, Country, Old-time and original material. When you hear Ida Clare you will have a smile on your face and

David Parmley & Cardinal Tradition All of the members have played together in different bands as well as the Original Bluegrass Cardinals or Continental Divide. As the name suggests, this band is bringing back the songs and sounds of The Bluegrass

Missy Raines Trio features 7-time IBMA Bassist of The Year Missy Raines, plus George Jackson on fiddle and banjo, and Ben Garnett on acoustic guitar. Her latest single, "Swept Away", is up for two IBMA awards this year.

From the Crooked Road region of Virginia, Tommy and Teresa Sells stay true to their musical heritage. Big Country Bluegrass plays no-frills traditional bluegrass. Songs from their recent Rebel Records albums have done well on the bluegrass charts

Audie Blaylock and Redline perform onthe old Lucketts schoolhouse stage on November 3. Audie continues to “create music that honors tradition through innovation” and has assembled a group of very talented young pickers. Audie’s smooth vocals, great instrumentation,

No longer an off-season project for bluegrass musicians, Sideline is a band on the go with four albums and a jam-packed touring schedule! Steve Dilling (banjo), Jason Moore (bass), Skip Cherryholmes (guitar), Bailey Coe (guitar), Daniel Greeson (fiddle), and

Two great bands perform on the old schoolhouse stage on October 13. The Virginia Ramblers hail from Central Virginia and are known for their traditional, hard-driving bluegrass. From Harrisburg, Remington Ryde features an old time bluegrass sound, showmanship,

The Highland Travelers are a sizzling new band whose recordings are already topping bluegrass airplay charts. Former members of the Boxcars and Ramblers Choice, these musicians are bluegrass masters. The combined talents of Adam Steffey (mandolin), Keith