Vincent to Co-Host “Reno’s Old Time Music” November 7 and 12, Hosts “Larry’s Country Diner” November 12 and 14
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (November 6, 2015) –
Rhonda Vincent, who the Wall Street Journal dubbed, “The New Queen of
Bluegrass,” will be bringing her charismatic personality to televisions
nationwide with an upcoming appearance on “Reno’s Old Time Music.”
Rhonda Vincent, who the Wall Street Journal dubbed, “The New Queen of
Bluegrass,” will be bringing her charismatic personality to televisions
nationwide with an upcoming appearance on “Reno’s Old Time Music.”
“Reno’s Old Time Music” will premiere another new episode of “Hats Off to Bluegrass,” co-hosted
by Rhonda Vincent on November 7, and will re-air on November 12. The
brand new series of shows pay homage to the best performances by its
guests throughout the years. Each episode is co-hosted by Ronnie
Reno and one of today’s biggest bluegrass stars, who will talk about
each performance and do a little “super pickin'” of their own.
by Rhonda Vincent on November 7, and will re-air on November 12. The
brand new series of shows pay homage to the best performances by its
guests throughout the years. Each episode is co-hosted by Ronnie
Reno and one of today’s biggest bluegrass stars, who will talk about
each performance and do a little “super pickin'” of their own.
November 7
RFD-TV – “Reno’s Old Time Music” – 7:00pm CT
November 12
RFD-TV – “Reno’s Old Time Music” – 6:30am CT
Vincent will also be stopping by “Larry’s Country Diner” for a
very special appearance on November 12 and 14. It’s going to be an
episode full of excitement, as the chart-topper steps in for Larry Black
as the guest host. “Larry’s Country Diner” will serve up hearty
laughs and great music that will leave fans thirsty for more, with a
musical performance by country recording artists Asleep At The Wheel. The down home variety program is produced by Gabriel Communications and airs on RFD-TV.
very special appearance on November 12 and 14. It’s going to be an
episode full of excitement, as the chart-topper steps in for Larry Black
as the guest host. “Larry’s Country Diner” will serve up hearty
laughs and great music that will leave fans thirsty for more, with a
musical performance by country recording artists Asleep At The Wheel. The down home variety program is produced by Gabriel Communications and airs on RFD-TV.
November 12
RFD-TV – “Larry’s Country Diner” – 8:00pm CT
November 14
RFD-TV – “Larry’s Country Diner” – 11:00pm CT
The bluegrass singer has already began promoting her brand new album, Christmas Time. The project features collaborations with Dolly
Parton, Willie Nelson, Charlie Daniels, The Oak Ridge Boys and many
more on a special celebrity version of the “Twelve Days of Christmas.”
In addition to holiday favorites, the future Christmas classic also
includes four new songs penned by Vincent. The project is available now
at Amazon, and wherever music is sold. So far, the album has been met favorably, with Digital Journal saying, “Overall, Rhonda Vincent impresses with her newest Christmas album, Christmas Time. Her voice is still captivating and the songs are warm and nostalgic.”
Parton, Willie Nelson, Charlie Daniels, The Oak Ridge Boys and many
more on a special celebrity version of the “Twelve Days of Christmas.”
In addition to holiday favorites, the future Christmas classic also
includes four new songs penned by Vincent. The project is available now
at Amazon, and wherever music is sold. So far, the album has been met favorably, with Digital Journal saying, “Overall, Rhonda Vincent impresses with her newest Christmas album, Christmas Time. Her voice is still captivating and the songs are warm and nostalgic.”
Rhonda Vincent & the Rage on tour:
11/6 – St. Louis, MO – The Sheldon – (10th Anniversary of Ragin’ Live DVD)
11/7 – Elkins, WV – American Mountain Theater
11/12 – Palatka, FL – Rodeheaver Boys Ranch
11/13 – Shepherdsville, KY – Shepherdsville Music Barn
11/14 – Wilmington, OH – The Roberts Centre
11/15 – Tightwad, MO – Truman Lake Opry
11/16 – Hendersonville, TN – PTL Christmas filming
11/20 – Culpeper, VA
11/21 – Federalsburg, MD – Andrew Auction Facility
11/22 – Hanover, PA – Eichelberger
12/16 – Nashville, TN – Music City Roots – 70th Birthday Party John McEuen
12/31 – Jekyll Island, GA – New Year’s Bluegrass Festival
About Rhonda Vincent:
Rhonda
Vincent, dubbed “The New Queen of Bluegrass” by the Wall Street
Journal, began her musical journey at the age of three, performing
alongside her family members on what was called The Sally Mountain Show.
She sang bluegrass as a teenager, then recorded a couple of mainstream
country albums in the 1990’s, when makeup artists cared more about her
looks than her sound. She was asked if she could “get the bluegrass out
of her voice.” Confused and heartbroken, she put together her first
bluegrass band, and found the most natural approach to her music was in
the bluegrass realm.
Rhonda
Vincent, dubbed “The New Queen of Bluegrass” by the Wall Street
Journal, began her musical journey at the age of three, performing
alongside her family members on what was called The Sally Mountain Show.
She sang bluegrass as a teenager, then recorded a couple of mainstream
country albums in the 1990’s, when makeup artists cared more about her
looks than her sound. She was asked if she could “get the bluegrass out
of her voice.” Confused and heartbroken, she put together her first
bluegrass band, and found the most natural approach to her music was in
the bluegrass realm.
In addition to being the most
award winning band in Bluegrass music history, alongside her band The
Rage, totaling over 100 awards, Vincent has also performed and recorded
with the best of the best, including Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Keith
Urban, Alan Jackson, Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Daryle Singletary,
Richard Marx, Hank Williams Jr and more. While being a 15-time
“Entertainer of the Year,” Vincent has established herself as one of the
most visible, best-selling artists in the genre, whose cross-over
appeal stretches well into the mainstream media.