Cherryholmes has created a mini-travelogue video that follows their exploits over the recently-concluded Memorial Day weekend. It mixes video and still images with both backstage and onstage looks at the family on the road.
Over the course of two days, Cherryholmes performs at the Ralph Stanley festival in Coeburn, VA, and in Kansas City for a show with the KC Symphony.
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Cherryholmes has debuted a new music video, for the song Bleeding from their current Skaggs Family release, Don't Believe. The video has the band in the bus, doing sound check and on stage for a show.
This one is an all-family production, filmed and edited by members of the Cherryholmes clan. Somehow...
The video for the remix of Cherryholmes' This Is My Son which we mentioned last week, is completed, and posted on YouTube.
The video is made up entirely from images of US service members sent in by family members and friends, set to the music of the remixed version of the song.
The remix involved...
Cherryholmes invited the video cameras into the studio during the recent sessions for their third Skaggs Family project. They captured a behind-the-scenes look at how the family records, and a few tastes of some of the new songs, still in progress.
All of the studio clips can be seen on the Skaggs...
Cherryholmes will be appearing on tonight's Tuesday Grand Ole Opry, in the initial segment that airs from 8:00-8:30 p.m.
The Opry broadcast is available over the air in the Nashville market on WSM AM 650, and simulcast worldwide via online streaming at wsmonline.com. It can also be heard live on XM...
Sam Bush has posted a hilarious YouTube video shot during the now legendary Del-uge that came on DelFest over the Memorial Day weekend. He shot it on his bus where he and several others sought refuge when the storms hit.
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Cherryholmes have posted a number of videos to their iLike profile.
They have a newly-published video that follows the family to a show at The Opry, to their booth at Fan Fair and displaying their prowess at tenpin bowling.
All the online videos are fun, but the one all their fans will surely cherish...
Keith Case & Associates and Columbia Artists Management are now accepting dates for a package show featuring bluegrass icon Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys and family supergroup Cherryholmes.
The twin billing will offer dates from fall 2008 through the summer of 2009.
For more...
I'll be teaching at this weekend's Smoky Mountain Banjo Academy near Gatlinburg, TN so my posting over the weekend (and early next week) may be a bit light.
There is still room for a few more registrants if any banjo pickers are looking for something to do this weekend. My fellow faculty members include...
Last night my wife and I were talking about my former life as a crew member for country singer Lorrie Morgan. I don't know how we got on the topic, but the conversation naturally turned to a discussion of Keith Whitley.
We ended up on YouTube watching Whitley videos. I happened across this one of...
NewFound Road has created a video promo which includes live footage from a recent stage show. It was shot and edited by Matt Zervos, who also produced the new Dale Ann Bradley video for Don't Turn Your Back.
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Sometimes it's rough duty being the Queen of Bluegrass Music.
This past weekend at the Central Virginia Family Bluegrass Festival, Rhonda Vincent was viciously attacked on stage by an unidentified member of the class Insecta in the phylum Anthropda. She got bit by a bug.
Here's video evidence,...
We Are Family, a DVD/CD joint release from The Easter Brothers, Jeff & Sheri Easter and The Lewis Family, is due for release on February 26. It was filmed in Mt. Airy, NC during Mayberry Days last September. A studio version of the project will also be released at the same time.
A video preview...
This afternoon, I had a lovely chat with Lynn Morris and Marshall Wilborn. Longtime bluegrass fans are well familiar with Lynn’s many years as a performer, bandleader and friend to our music, and we all felt a great loss when she suffered a stroke in Match of 2003, keeping her off the road and out [...]
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