Since relocating to east Tennessee, bluegrass singer and band leader Corey Zink has had to restructure his touring group a bit. Understandably, not everyone in Zink and Company was on board for the move from Massachusetts, and Corey has a
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Corey Zink to Sound Biscuit Productions
Corey Zink with Dave Maggard of Sound Biscuit Productions Anyone who follows bluegrass closely is aware that east Tennessee has become a regional hot spot in our music. In fact, it has been for quite some time, even before East Tennessee
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Doug Bartlett to Zink & Company
Corey Zink has announced the newest member to his group, Zink & Co. Doug Bartlett has joined the band, playing mandolin and some twin fiddle. Doug's should be a familiar face to bluegrass fans, as he has worked with a number
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3rd annual Care For Cancer festival in new location
The Care For Cancer festival, hosted by Zink & Company, has moved to a new location for 2018. The event will still feature a Saturday filled with great New England bluegrass in western Massachusetts, but it has moved to The Stationery
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Zink & Company to Whispering Meadows
Massachusetts' Zink & Company have announced that they are now represented by Whispering Meadows Public Relations/Marketing in Columbus, OH for booking and publicity. The band is helmed by guitarist and vocalist Corey Zink, with assistance from John Roc on mandolin, Dan Menzone on
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Acoustic Blue to Corey Zink Band
It appears that all is not well with popular Massachusetts band, Acoustic Blue. Since 2006, they have released a half dozen albums, most recently Bein' Country from earlier this year. Artistic differences seem to be at the root of the band's dissolution,