IBMA Awards Show – the festivities begin
The Awards Show evening has begun. We’ve set up backstage to blog the show and we’re seeing a lot of bluegrass performers backstage heading to dressing rooms to get themselves ready.
Kyle Cantrell at XM Satellite Radio has a dressing room converted into a studio and he’s busily conducting interviews. When I walked past a moment ago the Dailey Vincent Band was just sitting down with him.
John and I will be bringing you updates the rest of the evening as the event unfolds. Stay tuned for more IBMA Awards Show news!


The 2005 IBMA Awards Show is to be held in the Ryman Auditorium tomorrow evening. The show is recorded and will be broadcast at a future time on bluegrass radio shows and stations nation wide. The exciting news this year is that XM Satellite Radio will be broadcasting the show live. Here's the scoop...
Sugar Hill has just released a couple of videos shot backstage prior to a Chris Thile & How To Grow A Band show in Nashville on August 30, 2006.
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Here we go folks! The 2008 International Bluegrass Music Awards are about to begin.
Show time is 9:30 p.m. (EDT) and we are in place, ready to bring you all the winners as they are announced.
Refresh your browser every few minutes to see what's going on in Nashville at The Ryman Auditorium....
Studio Special, XM Satellite Radio's weekly program of live performance and interviews with bluegrass artists, has a mix of their most popular shows set to run during IBMA week.
Instead of one new show, airing multiple times over the course of a week, the shows starting tomorrow (9/22) will feature...
We are proud to announce that arrangements have been finalized to allow us to offer real time live blog coverage of the IBMA Awards Show on October 27 from Nashville. We will be on site at The Ryman Auditorium during the awards show, posting the results of each award as it is announced on stage.
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