So excited to be named a 2017 Official Folk Alliance Showcase band for the 29th Annual Folk Alliance International Conference to be held in Kansas City, MO, February 15-19, 2017. Stay tuned for showtimes on our TOUR PAGE.
The Folk Alliance International Conference is the world’s largest gathering of the folk music industry and community.
We are so excited to be stopping by the studios of WAMU’s Bluegrass Country and visit with the one and only Katy Daly on Friday morning, November 11th, at 9am EST. We’ll chat a bit and play live on the air, and consume lots of coffee and doughnuts, (I hope!). Listen here.
That’s the Katy Daly Show on WAMU’s Bluegrass Country.org
November has us hitting the roads and headed to the midwest, the mid-atlantic, and North Carolina. Hope you can join us out on the trail!
Nov 6 – Oak Tree Concert Series, Barnhart, MO 2pm
Nov 10 – Music at the Abbey House Concert, Bowie, MD 7:30pm 410-279-8335 or email archie.warnock@gmail.com for more info
Nov 11 – The Listening Room at the Drum & Strum, Warrenton VA 8pm $18 Adv $20 Door
Nov 12 – The Tin Pan, Richmond, VA 8pm $12 adv $15 door
Nov 13 – The Grey Eagle, Asheville NC 8pm $12 adv $15 door
Click HERE for more Tour Info
Missy Raines & The New Hip will proudly be performing as part of Shout and Shine: A Celebration of Diversity in Bluegrass on Tuesday, Sept 27th, 12:20am, in Raleigh, NC at The Pour House, 224 S. Blount Street as part of the 2016 IBMA Wide Open Bluegrass event. … Continue reading
As well as being an Official 2016 IBMA Bluegrass Ramble Showcase Band at this year’s WOB event in Raleigh NC, Missy Raines & The New Hip will be performing as part of the 2016 Wide Open Bluegrass StreetFest on Friday, September 30th at 6:30pm – 7:30pm. This show is… Continue reading
Come spend an evening with Missy Raines & The New Hip at the Grey Eagle, Asheville NC on Sunday, November 13th, 2016 8pm Get Tickets HERE. Doors at 7pm, Show at 8pm. $12 adv and $15 at the door.
Coming back to the beautiful state of Virginia! Saturday, November 12th, 2016 Missy Raines & The New Hip will be performing at The Tin Pan in Richmond, VA. Get Tickets Here. Doors at 6pm and show at 8pm. $12 adv $15 door
We are super stoked to be sharing the evening with none other than Claire Lynch and her fabulous band on Thursday, Oct 13th, 2016 7pm at Eddie’s Attic, Decatur GA. Get your Tickets here.
Come celebrate the AMA’s with Lost Buffalo Artists and friends on Thursday, Sept 22 from 1-5pm. Missy Raines & The New Hip will be performing at 3:55- 4:20pm. Shake off that post-award ceremony hangover and join us for an afternoon of bloody marys and intimate showcases featuring:
1:00-1:25: Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow
1:35-2:00: Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys
2:10-2:35: Locust Honey
2:45-3:10: Molly Tuttle
3:20-3:45: Kristin Andreassen
3:55-4:20: Missy Raines & the New Hip
4:30-4:55: Lonely Heart Stringband
Held at Petway Central Station, headquarters of the New Roots Exchange Concert Series and home of Lindsay Lou & Josh Rilko (of Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys), Hasee Ciaccio, and Mollie Farr.
WHO CAN COME?: Everyone is welcome (kids too). This is a free showcase event, but there is a suggested donation of $5 to take advantage of the bloody mary bar!
We’ll also be broadcasting all the performances LIVE on Concert Window, so tell your friends in other towns that they can tune in for a sneak peek into the AMA’s!
PLEASE NOTE: We are limited to around 50 people at a time. We expect this to be a casual, rotating crowd event but please indicate if you are coming so we have an idea of what to expect. Continue reading
We couldn’t be more excited to be part of the inaugural Hoedown On The Harpeth in Kingston Springs, TN on Friday, October 14th. The festival is conveniently located just 20 miles west of Nashville on the Hayshed Farm. For more information about the festival click here. Discounted tickets are now on sell. Venue address: Hayshed Farms, 1514 W Kingston Springs Rd, Kingston Springs, TN 37082
This festival has a unique mission. Hoedown On The Harpeth will showcase bluegrass, old time, western swing, classic country, & honky-tonkin’, acoustic music from Nashville’s many local artists as well as guest artists from around the world. Our purpose is to honor the history and experience of country music, from the sound of the old-time fiddle on the front porch to the inception of the Grand Ole Opry and on to the “Bakersfield Sound”. Country music legends such as Ernest Tubb, Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams Sr., Lefty Frizzell, Bob Wills, and Bill Monroe – to name a few – spent their lives loving and playing music for all of us to enjoy; therefore, we submit that the original sounds of such pioneers of country music be celebrated for purposes of preservation, growth, and most importantly appreciation by fans and musicians alike. Hoedown On The Harpeth will be more than just a festival; it will be an entire experience.
