New bluegrass glamour queen?
Do we have a new budding fashion icon in our midst? I wonder how many bluegrass fans recognize the popular picker and singer in these striking photos.
Give up? It’s Cia Cherryholmes with a look notably different from her work attire with the family business. Like many young women, Cia enjoys experimenting with fashion and make up, and says that she took these photos just for fun.
I’m sure that her many admirers who know her from her work with Cherryholmes will get a kick out of seeing this talented young lady in a different light. Here are a few others she sent along, along with one that may be more familiar.
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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...
I go to see live music to be moved, enlightened, and inspired by the performers. This indeed happened when I recently saw the Cherryholmes Family. I was moved - but neither enlightened nor inspired - by the comments made by the band's garishly adorned patriarch, Jere Cherryholmes.
Excuse me if...
Cherryholmes has recently updated their page on iLike, posting some photos from the Bonaroo festival and a couple of live audio tracks from their CD release party in Nashville during the fall of 2008.
The tracks, Sumatra and Don't Believe, are available as free MP3 downloads on their iLike artist...
CMT.com has an article on Cherryholmes up today by Edward Morris.
The article describes how the popular family band came to be - a story that will be familiar to their many fans - and includes a lengthy interview with patriarch Jere Cherryholmes.
Among the topics covered are the family's closeness...
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...
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...
Family bluegrass band Cherryholmes is making its first attempts to cross over to country radio.
According to a Reuters/Billboard report, Cherryholmes is remixing - with added piano and drums - This Is My Son, one of the cuts from their forthcoming album, Cherryholmes III - Don't Believe, and releasing...
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...
Cherryholmes have been a favorite with bluegrass fans since they hit the national scene just a few short years ago. Recently they released a new CD titled, Cherryholmes II Black and White.
The new album just debuted in the #1 position on Billboard's Bluegrass Chart, the family band's previous record...
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.
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Looks great! …
I guess she’s not the only one. Look at this from a little while ago …
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