Events for December 21 - December 21

We welcome back the TAMS to the Music on the Town stage to kick off the 2024 series! "Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy", "What Kind of Fool", and "I've Been Hurt" are just a few of the classics you can expect from Lil' Red and the The Mighty TAMS! Food Service begins at 6:00pm

We Welcome Once More to the Music on the Town stage for the first time! ‘Once More’ performs traditional country music, classic rock, and gospel with a focus on rich harmonies and exciting instrumentation. Their music is influenced by many of the classic rock artists as well as many of the country musicians they have

Appalachian Road Show returns to the Music on the Town stage! High energy, tremendous harmony, and lively instrumentals are how we describe their last performance at Music on the Town!  You can check out more from their website by clicking here!   

Known for their high energy performances and original material, Breaking Grass delivers heartfelt music with haunting harmonies to match.  Now in their 14th year together, Breaking Grass has had multiple albums reach the Top 10 Billboard Bluegrass Charts, numerous songs in the Top 10 Bluegrass Today Charts (boasting multiple number one’s) and are acclaimed nationally

Dailey & Vincent is one of America's favorite bluegrass groups!  Composed of Jamie Dailey, Darrin Vincent, Aaron McCune, Wesley Smith, Patrick McAvinue, Shaun Richardson, Rocky Marvel, Gaven Largent, and Blaine Johnson they are regulars on the Grand Ole Opry and winners of over twenty International Bluegrass Music Association Awards.  Come see them live, in concert,

Beginning with a live concert on Friday, September 27th and continuing through the closing ceremonies on Saturday, September 28th enjoy this festival celebrating the heritage of Dandridge's earliest settlers with thousands of friends! Bagpipes, Celtic music, food, merchandise, ale gardens, music, and dancing this festival has something for everyone!

The Tim Shelton Syndicate is made up of NewFound Road co-founders Tim Shelton and Jr. Williams as well as NFR alum, Joe Booher, on mandolin,  Pittsburgh native, Avery Welter, on guitar and Sam Lauderbaugh on bass.  In short order, The Tim Shelton Syndicate has proven to be an exciting and powerful presence on stage. The

  Balsam Range is Buddy Melton (fiddle, lead and tenor vocals); Dr. Marc Pruett (banjo); Alan Bibey (Mandolin, vocals) Tim Surrett (bass, dobro, baritone and lead vocals); and Caleb Smith (guitar, lead & baritone vocals). The four original members are all acoustic musicians and singers from western North Carolina. They thoughtfully and respectfully adopted the