LifeGate brings a warm style that is mainly between country and bluegrass. Playing the classic hymns, some Christian music down through the decades, and their own original material. From lively to mellow, they bring five blending vocals and an arrangement
Although rooted in traditional American bluegrass music, Two Whiskeys Shy cannot help but reflect the diverse musical tastes and varying musical journeys experienced by band members Manny, Conor and Kyle. The result is a modern representation of one of America's
Receiving worldwide recognition for her music, Ashley Lewis and her band, Legacy, enthrall audiences across the country with fiery instrumentation and impassioned vocals. Known for her sparkling vocals and captivating mandolin performances, Ashley is also a profound songwriter, and evidence
The Reno Swing Set of Reno NV, is an acoustic band playing their own style of Gypsy Jazz, Swing, Dawg Tunes, Bluegrass, Celtic and Western Swing. Each member brings years of experience performing and entertaining crowds of
Hot Pickin 57s is Austin’s favorite band playing Bluegrass, Classic Country and Americana music. We're a 4-piece band with acoustic guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin and upright bass, along with lead and harmony vocals. We can also play as a trio
"Forty years and counting..." serves as an exclamation mark on a bluegrass journey begun in 1979, with five young musicians searching for an avenue for their individual gifts, finding each other somewhat serendipitously and kindling a spirit that has brought
Booking by Diomed Presents 804-313-0815 tayloe.emery@gmail.com
We are an eclectic acoustic band steeped in bluegrass, old-time, and traditional country but impatient with labels, categories, and genre-purists in general.
The Reno Gang is a rockgrass tribute to Don Reno. The band members include Dale Reno, Don Wayne Reno, Kristian Echols (Don Reno's Grandson) and David Bird (Bass). Additional musicians and members include: Kensley Echols (Piano, Vocals), Jason Skinner (Banjo), Dickie
The RFD Boys are celebrating their 50th year together and, always with a steady local gig, have become an Ann Arbor institution. They performed together for the first time on December 11, 1969; the venue was Mr. Flood’s Party
