SteelDrivers on with Conan
The SteelDrivers will be tonight’s (7/18) musical guests on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, which airs at 12:30 a.m. on NBC television.
Since their debut release earlier this year, the band has gathered one stellar review after another for their blending of blues-inflected original songs with bluegrass instrumentation.
The SteelDrivers consist of Mike Henderson on mandolin, guitar and vocals, Chris Stapleton on guitar and vocals, Tammy Rogers on fiddle and vocals, Richard Bailey on banjo, and Mike Fleming on bass.
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The SteelDrivers can be seen and heard on this week's edition of Unplugged at Studio 330 at CMT.com.
They perform music from their recent self-titled debut release, and talk about the band, the material they write, and what sets them apart from other new bands on the bluegrass scene.
Members include...
Rounder Records has announced the signing of The Steeldrivers to the Rounder label. The band is based in Nashville, TN and composed of the following musicians.
Mike Henderson - mandolin
Chris Stapleton - guitar
Richard Bailey - banjo
Mike Fleming - bass
Tammy Rogers - fiddle
Several...
Mixing bluegrass and blues influences in their music - rhythm'n'bluegrass, as they like to call it - is the signtaure sound of The Steeldrivers, whose debut CD is due on Rounder early in 2008.
Their self-titled project features all-original music written within the band, all of them veterans of the...
The SteelDrivers is a recently formed band comprising personnel who have a long association with mainstream country music in Nashville - Chris Stapleton (guitar and lead vocals) with Tammy Rogers (fiddle and harmony vocals), Mike Henderson (mandolin), Mike Fleming (bass and harmony vocals) and Richard...
Online video of the SteelDrivers' performance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien this past Friday (7/18) can now be viewed on the NBC website.
To see their segment, click the July 18 show link, and then you'll see a thumbnail image of the band in the video timeline.
NBC maintains these archives for...
The Steeldrivers paid a visit this week to Michael Jonathon's Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour. The show airs live on Monday evenings from Lexington, KY in both audio and video formats, and the shows are available for online viewing after the fact.
Their performance can now be seen on the Woodsongs web...
StarPulse.com is reporting that Marty Stuart will be appearing on Late Night with Conan O'Brien tonight, January 24th 2006.
Tuesday, January 24th, Stuart will be in NBC's Rockefeller Center studios to make a guest appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Late Night airs on the NBC network at 12:35...
This weekend's Grand Ole Opry broadcasts once again has something for bluegrass fans - both on radio and TV.
The Friday Opry (5/2) will include a show from Mountain Heart, in the 10:00-10:30 p.m. segment, and the guys will be back on Saturday evening as well.
Joining them on Saturday will be The...
Tennessee Shines is a new live music radio show which debuts tonight (8/27) on WDVX, broadcasting at 89.9 FM in Knoxville, TN and via live audio streaming at wdvx.xom. The two hour show will be hosted by Jim Lauderdale and broadcast live on the last Wednesday of each month from Knoxville's historic Bijou...
This morning, The Wall Street Journal is running an article titled Bluegrass With a Difference. The piece is about Nashville based band, the SteelDrivers.
The article trumpets bluegrass music as the music to listen to if you want something real in your ears. I couldn't agree more heartily. The writer,...
Old Crow Medicine Show will be the musical guests on tomorrow's (12/23) edition of Late Night with Conan O'Brien on the NBC television network.
They will perform the song Alabama High-Test from their current release, Tennessee Pusher.
The show airs at 12:30 a.m. in most markets, following...
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