Archive for the ‘Dehlia Low’ Category
Dehlia Low’s IBMA 2011 Showcase Schedule
Posted in Dehlia Low, tagged bluegrass, country, Dehlia Low, Emerging artist, IBMA, NAshville, Rebel Records, Schedule, showcase, The Basement on September 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Duhks play Pisgah Brewing on Friday, October 7th– Dehlia Low opens!
Posted in Asheville, Dehlia Low, Duhks, tagged Americana, Appalachian Music, Asheville, Black Mountain, bluegrass, Brazilian samba, cuontry, dance, danceable, Dehlia Low, Duhks, entertainment, folk rock, gospel, Irish dance music, Manitoba, Music, NC, North American folk, Old-time, outdoor stage, pirgah, pisgah brewing, roots, soul, Space Capone, string-band music, Taproom, The Duhks, Western North Carolina, Winnipeg, WNC, zydeco on September 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
THE DUHKS: The most vital acoustic music being made today acknowledges its predecessors and lives in the here and now. The Duhks, a band of five skilled, high-energy, tattooed musicians from Winnipeg, Manitoba, has been riveting audiences and winning staunch fans around the world with just that kind of music. The Boston Globe says about [...]
Magnetic Music presents Dehlia Low for 3 shows at The Magnetic Field: November 2nd, 9th &16th!
Posted in Asheville, Dehlia Low, tagged Aaron Ballance, Americana, Anya Hinkle, Asheville, bluegrass, Bryan Clendenin, country, Dehlia Low, dobro, fiddle, Greg Stiglets, harmonies, Live recording, Magnetic Music, mandolin, Mountain Music, Music, NC, north carolina, November, pickers, residency, River Arts District, stacy claude, The Magnetic Field, vocal harmonies, vocals, Western North Carolina on September 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Tickets available for each show individually ($8), or purchase the 3-Show Bonus Package & come see all 3 shows, plus get a signed poster and a live recording of one of the shows ($24)! www.themagneticfield.com Glen Rock Depot, at 372 Depot Street, in the River Arts District of Asheville, NC. Get tickets here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2211941978 Dehlia [...]
Alive Without Permission’s Review on Erin Scholze of Dreamspider Publicity
Posted in Asheville, Dehlia Low, Donna the Buffalo, Dreamspider, Dreamspider Publicity and Events, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, Larry Keel Music, Lexington Ave Arts and Fun Festival, Music Industry, Tara Nevins, tagged Americana, Asheville, bluegrass, community, Dave Shiflett, dreamspider, Erin Scholze, Festivals, merlefest, Music, Music Publicist, Music publicity, musician, north carolina, publicity, Tara Nevins on August 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hey all! Amazing writer friend Dave Shiflett just posted a review about me– Dreamspider Erin– haha– I am so used to getting all the musicians and events the press, that this is a turn of events… Check it out at:http://alivewithoutpermission.wordpress.com/2011/08/18/erin-scholze/ Here is a short excerpt of a much longer story: I had made plans to [...]
Nice video of Dehlia Low Performing “Away” & Ravens and Crows”
Posted in Dehlia Low, tagged Americana, away, Bear Valley, bluegrass, CA, Dehlia Low, harmonies, mandolin, Ravens and Crows, stringband on August 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Video of Dehlia Low’s “Away” performed in Bear Valley, CA 8/2 filmed by Tom Novak! “Heavenly lead & harmony vocals…superb original songs…musical prowess.” ~ Al Shusterman, Backroads Bluegrass on KCBL “The group has taken off like a skyrocket…and deservedly so: in a musical world that doesn’t always treasure creativity, Dehlia Low has staked out a [...]
Free Download of the Title Track of Dehlia Low’s ‘Ravens and Crows’ Which Releases Through Rebel Records on Aug 2, 2011
Posted in Dehlia Low, tagged Aaron Ballance, Al Shusterman, album release, Americana, Anya Hinkle, Appalachiagrassicana, Appalachian, Asheville, August 2nd, Blue Ridge Mountains, bluegrass, Bryan Clendenin, california, CD release, chord progressions, country, Dehlia Low, early country, fiddle, Folk, Free download, Georgia, Greg Stiglets, Infamous Stringdusters, KCBL, melodies, michigan, Music, new release, north carolina, Ohio, original songs, Pennsylvania, Ravens and Crows, Rebel Records, roots music, roots music renaissance, songwriting, South Carolina, stacy claude, State of Jefferson, stringband, tennessee, TOUR DATES, Travis Book, Virginia, vocal harmonies, vocal harmony, West Virginia on July 20, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Newly signed to Rebel Records, Dehlia Low echoes the sounds of early country with a strong bluegrass flavor, crafting a fresh originality that feels like home in the flourishing roots music soundscape. Their new release ‘Ravens and Crows’ was produced by the Infamous Stringdusters’ Travis Book and hits the streets on August 2nd… Dehlia Low’s [...]
Americana Bluegrass Band, Dehlia Low, tours around New release this weekend in New Orleans, Mississippi, and Nashville!
Posted in Dehlia Low, tagged Aaron Ballance, acoustic music, Americana, Anya Hinkle, Blue Canoe, Bluebird Café, bluegrass, Bryan Clendenin, country, Dehlia Low, Greg Stiglets, Hal & Mal's, Jackson, MS, Music, NAshville, New Orleans, Ogden After Hours, ravens and Corew, Rebel Records, stacy claude, stringband, Sunday Spotlight, TN, Tupelo, vocal harmonies on July 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dehlia Low pushes bluegrass music squarely into the emerging Americana genre, combining their gripping, rustic-flavored vocal style with extraordinary instrumental prowess in original songs that feel at once both old and new. The band’s Rebel Records debut Ravens & Crows is the eagerly-anticipated follow up to their acclaimed 2009 independent studio release, Tellico. Produced by [...]
Rebel Records to Release Ravens and Crows from Dehlia Low ~ Street Date Aug 2, 2011
Posted in Asheville, Dehlia Low, tagged 2011, Aaron Ballance, Americana, Anya Hinkle, Appalachiagrassicana, Asheville, August 2, Bass, bluegrass, Bluegrass Unlimited, Bryan Clendenin, CD release, Dehlia Low, Drifting on a Lonesome Sea, Dylanesque, Echo Mountain Recording, fiddle, Greg Stiglets, guitar, harmonies, Infamous Stringdusters, Living is Easy, mandolin, Mark Freeman, merlefest, NC, New Album, north carolina, original songs, Ravens and Crows, Rebel Records, resophonic guitar, Sandlin Gaither, singer-songwriter, songwriter, songwriting, stacy claude, State of Jefferson, stringband, tellico, Travis Book, vocals, What Do You Think Of Her Now, Willie Nelson on June 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Newly signed to Rebel Records, Dehlia Low echoes the sounds of early country with a strong bluegrass flavor, crafting a fresh originality that feels like home in this new album produced by the Infamous Stringdusters’ Travis Book… Dehlia Low pushes bluegrass squarely into the Americana genre, combining their tenacious, authentic vocal style with extraordinary instrumental [...]
Archive: Dehlia Low continues on ladder of success
Posted in Dehlia Low, tagged Aaron Ballance, Aiken Bluegrass Festival, Anya Hinkle, Asheville, bluegrass, Bryan Clendenin, Dehlia Low, duet singing, Greg Stiglets, Music, Ravens and Crows, South Carolina, stacy claude, Travis Book on May 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dehlia Low is playing at the Aiken Bluegrass Festival this weekend in South Carolina. And they are in the good company of Larry Keel and Natural Bridge, Big Daddy Bluegrass Band, Town Mountain, Taylor Martin’s Engine and more! Don Rhodes witt hhe Sugusta Chronicle did a fatastic interview with vocalist and fiddler, Anya Hinkle, Heer [...]
Posted in Dehlia Low on April 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Dehlia Low is a smash hit on their tour up North with a few stops left. CHeck out their tour dates here. They even faired a tornado and received a standing ovation at the end of their set at their show in Hayes VA, read about it here. Tonight, Thursday April 22nd, they Play Abilene’s [...]
