Flamekeeper to Canada in April
Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper featuring Audie Blaylock have a 10 day Canadian tour in the works for next month. Their first show is on April 20 in Ontario, where they will spend the largest part of their time in Canada.
All the Canadian dates are listed on the band’s tour schedule page online.
On another Michael Cleveland note: The April issue of Strings Magazine has a brief feature on Michael. It is the back page Encore column by Robert L. Doerschuk.
The April issue will be on newsstands soon, and the Strings web site will update when the cover date arrives. Many articles from each issue are posted online. The piece they did on Jason Carter in the March issue can now be read online.
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Jason Carter, the hot shot fiddler in The Del McCoury Band, is profiled in the March 2007 issue of Strings Magazine. This issue has a photo of Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti on the cover, and should be on newstands soon.
The piece on Jason (by Robert L. Doerschuk, a Nashville writer and musician)...
There has been a great deal of speculation, and a fair amount of misinformation, concerning the status of Audie Blaylock & Redline. We reported back in April that Michael Cleveland had launched a group of his own called Flamekeeper, when he announced that he would be leaving Dale Ann Bradley, which we...
IBMA members are accustomed to receiving a copy of the organization's bimonthly publication, International Bluegrass, in the mail six times each year. Starting with the current March/April issue, most of the articles that make up each edition will be viewable from the IBMA web site. Nancy Cardwell, who...
The March/April issue of Bluegrass Music Profiles, a bi-monthly newsprint publication based in Kentucky, features a cover story on The Grascals.
We heard recently from BMP editor and publisher, Kevin Kerfoot, who passed along a few details about the Grascals piece, and the rest of the current issue.
"In...
We had told you earlier this year that Michael Cleveland was planning to do some shows in 2006 with his own band, which he had named Flamekeeper. At the time, Mike was the fiddler with Dale Ann Bradley, a role he has recently relinquished after five years in order to pursue his new group full time. Joining...
We posted several weeks ago with news about Leavin' Town, the upcoming CD project from Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper, due from Rounder on July 29.
Michael tells us that the band has a new web site that went live this morning, with a new web address to boot. You should look for them online now...
The latest issue of Bluegrass Music Profiles is in the mail, and subscribers should see it in their mailbox soon - if they haven't already received it. The cover feature is an interview with Russell Moore of IIIrd Tyme Out, in which he covers his long career in bluegrass, starting with his days as a...
Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper will be performing live today (5/2) at noon on WDVX's Blue Plate Special.
Presumably, they will include material from their upcoming Rounder release, due out in late July.
Blue Plate Special is broadcast on WDVX-FM 102.9 in Knoxville, TN - and via live streaming...
Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper will visit the Country Music Hall of Fame on Friday morning (6/5) for a live interview with Bill Cody of WSM. The guys will also perform a couple of tunes, starting at 9:00 a.m.
The event is free and open to the public if you are in Nashville, and the rest of us can...
Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper have announced that veteran bass player Marshall Wilborn has joined the band, and will appear with them on stage starting this weekend.
I had been expecting this announcement since last week, as the new band photo (to the right) was on display at the Roe Entertainment...
Some more information has emerged about, Leavin' Town, the upcoming Rounder CD from Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper.
Rounder had previously announced that the CD would hit on July 29, and though there are no audio samples up yet online, we do have a track listing to share.
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