Additional Artists Added to “Ashes of Love” Benefit Concert for Steve Thomas
Nashville,TN (Feb 10, 2014) — Sierra Hull and Kathy Chiavola have been added
to the “Ashes of Love” benefit concert for Steve Thomas & Family
taking place Thursday, February 20th at the Ernest Tubb Troubadour Theater
located at 2416 Music Valley Drive in Nashville. Parking is free. Doors
will open at 6:00 pm and the concert begins at 6:45 pm. Proceeds go to
acclaimed Nashville musician Steve Thomas and his wife Janet who
suffered extensive house damage from a chimney fire on New Year’s Eve.
The “Ashes of Love” concert will be hosted by Marcia Campbell of The WSM All Nighter
radio show. Sierra and Kathy join some of the top names in Bluegrass
and Country music who will lend their talents: Del McCoury Band; The
Grascals; Rambling Rooks; Bobby Osborne; Mark Newton & Steve Thomas;
Claire Lynch; Marty Raybon; Sister Sadie (Dale Ann Bradley, Gena Britt,
Deanie Richardson, Beth Lawrence, Tina Adair); Gary Ferguson, Larry
Stephenson Band; Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle & Jerry Salley; Val
Storey; Paul Brewster; Melonie Cannon; Steve Gulley & Phil
Leadbetter; Aubrey Haynie; Randy Kohrs; Scott Vestal; Mike Bub; Ashby
Frank; Clay Hess; and more.
radio show. Sierra and Kathy join some of the top names in Bluegrass
and Country music who will lend their talents: Del McCoury Band; The
Grascals; Rambling Rooks; Bobby Osborne; Mark Newton & Steve Thomas;
Claire Lynch; Marty Raybon; Sister Sadie (Dale Ann Bradley, Gena Britt,
Deanie Richardson, Beth Lawrence, Tina Adair); Gary Ferguson, Larry
Stephenson Band; Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle & Jerry Salley; Val
Storey; Paul Brewster; Melonie Cannon; Steve Gulley & Phil
Leadbetter; Aubrey Haynie; Randy Kohrs; Scott Vestal; Mike Bub; Ashby
Frank; Clay Hess; and more.
A suggested minimum $20 donation can be
purchased at the door the night of the concert. Friends, family and fans
of Steve Thomas can also make online donations via PayPal at Bluegrass Today.
The publication recently featured an article with more details on
Steve’s New Year’s Eve nightmare. Mailed donations can be made payable
to Steve Thomas and mailed to PO Box 1016, Gallatin, TN. 37066.
purchased at the door the night of the concert. Friends, family and fans
of Steve Thomas can also make online donations via PayPal at Bluegrass Today.
The publication recently featured an article with more details on
Steve’s New Year’s Eve nightmare. Mailed donations can be made payable
to Steve Thomas and mailed to PO Box 1016, Gallatin, TN. 37066.
The “Ashes of Love” benefit concert is sponsored by: David and Adrienne Kirkey of Eagle Canyon Music in Lebanon, TN; Pinecastle Records, and Corey Frizzell Portrait Artist. Event photography will be provided by Dreama Stephenson of dreambeeartphotography.com.
More on Steve Thomas:
For over twenty years, Steven Thomas has been a professional musician
touring and working with some of the biggest names in Bluegrass and
Country music. He began his impressive career at an early age growing up
in the Roanoke, Virginia area and later formed the Lonesome River Band
with Tim Austin. His impressive career includes performing with: Del
McCoury; with Jim & Jesse and The Virginia Boys on the Grand Ole
Opry; The Lost and Found, The Whites, The Osborne Brothers, Aaron
Tippin, Barbara Mandrell, Brooks and Dunn, LeeAnn Womack, Kenny Chesney,
John Michael Montgomery, Ronnie Bowman, and Lorrie Morgan. He is now
performing with Mark Newton as “Newton & Thomas” and celebrating
their hit bluegrass album, “Reborn” on Pinecastle Records. When Steve is
not touring, you can find him in the studio recording and producing
music by The Crowe Brothers, Larry Cordle, Jesse McReynolds and more
talented artists.
For over twenty years, Steven Thomas has been a professional musician
touring and working with some of the biggest names in Bluegrass and
Country music. He began his impressive career at an early age growing up
in the Roanoke, Virginia area and later formed the Lonesome River Band
with Tim Austin. His impressive career includes performing with: Del
McCoury; with Jim & Jesse and The Virginia Boys on the Grand Ole
Opry; The Lost and Found, The Whites, The Osborne Brothers, Aaron
Tippin, Barbara Mandrell, Brooks and Dunn, LeeAnn Womack, Kenny Chesney,
John Michael Montgomery, Ronnie Bowman, and Lorrie Morgan. He is now
performing with Mark Newton as “Newton & Thomas” and celebrating
their hit bluegrass album, “Reborn” on Pinecastle Records. When Steve is
not touring, you can find him in the studio recording and producing
music by The Crowe Brothers, Larry Cordle, Jesse McReynolds and more
talented artists.