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SAM BUSH & DEL MCCOURY TO HIT THE ROAD THIS FALL

Posted by admin on September 26, 2012

Nashville, TN – September 26, 2012 - Two of bluegrass music’s most entertaining and well loved performers, Sam Bush and Del McCoury will be teaming up for a highly anticipated string of tour dates beginning in November.  To quote Sam, “I first saw Del at the Roanoke Bluegrass Festival in 1966 and have been waiting for this opportunity to tour together ever since.  We invite you to come join the fun as two old friends make music and swap stories onstage.”

Known as the “King of Telluride” Grammy award winning multi-instrumentalist Sam Bush maintains a busy travel schedule with The Sam Bush Band.  He is currently nominated for both IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year, his band for Instrumental Group of the Year and is also a CMA Nominee for Musician of the Year. Sam was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Instrumentalist  from the Americana Music Association in 2009. His most recent release is Circles Around Me on Sugar Hill Records. 

Del McCoury has been playing Bluegrass Music professionally for more than 50 years.  His storied career has included a Grammy, as well as numerous Grammy nominations, nine IBMA Entertainer of the Year Awards, membership in the Grand Ole Opry, and a National Heritage Fellowship.  He has collaborated with everyone from Dierks Bentley to Phish, and has his own festival, DelFest, coming up on it's sixth year. His most recent release is a tribute to Bill Monroe entitled Old Memories: The Songs of Bill Monroe on McCoury Music.  Del is also co-hosting this year's IBMA Awards show at the Ryman Auditorium on Sept. 27th.

Though both Sam & Del grew up playing traditional bluegrass, their openness to expanding the genre has set them apart in recent years bringing numerous young fans to the music. 

Sam Bush & Del McCoury Tour Dates 2012

November 15th – The Paramount – Peekskill, NY
November 16th – Norwalk Concert Hall – Norwalk, CT
November 17th – Stockbridge Theatre at Pinkerton – Derry, NH
November 18th – The Birchmere – Alexandria, VA
November 19th – The City Winery – New York, NY
December 1st – The Old Town School of Folk Music – Chicago, IL

Comments:

Posted by Nancy on
Hi Casey,That was some heavy duty company you were in and it is so great beuacse you belong there. How cool is that.And while the past is gone, it isn't forgotten, and there is more magic to be made. That is what those folks would want and I sort of think that is one of the great appeals of bluegrass. Tradition being a very important thing. Hope IBMA goes great and break a leg when you play at FanFest.
Posted by Jeanette on
Why does this have to be the ONLY reliable srucoe? Oh well, gj!
Posted by Reid on
Glad to see Sam finally playing the East Coast!! Looking forward to seeing Sam and Del in Virginia, maybe New York if i can swing it.. It would be so great if they could do a Wayfaring Stranger (ala the Bluegrass mandolin extravaganza) and have Ronnie sit in for the Dawg.
Posted by Patrick Miller on
I want to thank Tupelo's in Londonderry NH for adverting the show at Pinkerton Academy, my Alma Mata. This show will be real F U N.
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