Darrell Webb joins The Rage
Rhonda Vincent has announced that the newest member of her band will be Darrell Webb, performing on guitar and vocals. Darrell had previously been a member of Wildfire, J.D. Crowe & The New South and Lonesome River Band, playing mandolin.
Rhonda is taking most of the remainder of 2007 off the road, but Darrell will be in tow when they kick off the new year early in ‘08.
On her official bulletin board, Rhonda had this to say about her newest Rager:
“Though Darrell is accomplished on every bluegrass instrument, his new position as the official guitarist for Rhonda Vincent & The Rage marks the first in his career on guitar.
Darrell brings his incredible vocal style and veteran musicianship to The Rage.
The group has already established an original sound with Darrell, as they have recently added a new original song, featuring Darrell on a stand out bass vocal. A very unique trait for a trademark tenor singer; and a true testament to the astounding vocal range of Darrell Webb.”
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Tonight is a big night for Darrell Webb, the newest member of Rhonda Vincent & The Rage. Starting at 6:00 p.m., he'll be recording a live album at the converted Bellamy's Hardware building in Surgoinsville, TN. And the boss will be on hand to lend her support.
Rhonda and the band will join Darrell...
Darrell Webb has left Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper and announced that he is forming his own group. His last show with Michael was on June 21, and Darrell has most of his new band already in place.
Matt Leadbetter will be on resonator guitar, Owen Piatt on banjo and Jeremy Aarwood on bass. Darrell...
Fresh off his recent departure from Rhonda Vincent & The Rage, Darrell Webb has picked up and moved on, taking the guitar and lead vocal spot with Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper.
Darrell has spent many years touring with top level bluegrass bands, including stints with Lonesome River Band,...
Rhonda Vincent's management has just announced that two members of her band, Kenny Ingram and Darrell Webb, will leave The Rage effective December 31, 2008.
The following statement was released by Upper Management last night (11/5):
Kenny and Kaye have been loyal supporters of Rhonda Vincent for...
Russell is singing Footprints In The Snow with The Rage and guests Darrell Webb on mandolin, Andy Hall on dobro and Darrin Vincent on guitar....
Despite a nagging sore throat, Rhonda Vincent is heading out for her shows this weekend. She has quite a bit of time in the bus, with shows in Missouri, Nebraska and Texas over the next 3 days.
Darrell Webb will be in tow for the weekend, filling the guitar slot recently vacated by Josh Williams.
Rhonda...
Darrell Webb was unable to debut his new band at IBMA this year, though he was on hand performing with Mashville Brigade and filling in with Audie Blaylock & Redline.
You'll have a chance to hear them this weekend though, live on The Wheeling Jamboree Saturday night (10/17). The long-running show...
In bluegrass circles, we are accustomed to the band member merry-go-round that occurs every few years. The Winter of '06/'07 has been an especially volatile one in this respect, and it seems that there are still a few shoes left hanging in the air.
The newest entry in the 2006 Bluegrass Band Sweepstakes...
Darrell Webb and his wife Amanda are celebrating the birth of their second daughter, Marabelle Ruby Webb, born today (9/24).
I spoke to Darrell this afternoon from the hospital, and he was understandably excited. I didn't get any of the vital stats (weight, length, etc) but he did mention that she...
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How very exciting – Web is top notch for sure – we’ve loved him forever!
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